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The Birds

1963

Action / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Romance

The Birds (1963) download

The Birds

1963

Action / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Romance

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83% AUDIENCE · 100K ratings

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The Birds (1963) download

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Plot summary

Thousands of birds flock into a seaside town and terrorize the residents in a series of deadly attacks.

Director

Alfred Hitchcock

Top cast

Morgan Brittany as Brunette Girl at Birthday Party

Alfred Hitchcock as Man Walking Dogs Out of Pet Shop

Veronica Cartwright as Cathy Brenner

Malcolm Atterbury as Deputy Al Malone

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

700.21 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 59 min

Seeds 69

1.99 GB

1920*1038

English 2.0

TV-PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 59 min

Seeds 82

5.44 GB

3840*2076

English 5.1

TV-PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 59 min

Seeds 32

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iansmithfromrodhesia 911 days ago

I watched this once on TV when I was a kid and those days, we still had a black & white TV set, so I always thought it was made in black & white, not color. Now, after watching this in color, I think black & white suits it better.

tat2mano 1658 days ago

my 2nd favorite Hitchcock after Psycho.thanks Otto

zorg2 1659 days ago

Thank you OTTO....

OzzieCritic 1659 days ago

A Hitchcock classic... thanks Otto :)

claker 1659 days ago

Thanks Otto for uploading in 1080p!!!

IPhoneX 1955 days ago

Thanks OTTO

vmnc 2122 days ago

thanks...

dongodoy1978 2144 days ago

I saw it the other day, I expected something else, for I liked PSYCHO. but no, this one let me down quite a llot!!! the funny thing??? I did enjoy it jajajajajaj crazy!!

rellimder 2223 days ago

I requested it a week ago I think, and you guys already uploaded. Amazing.

mnl77 2689 days ago

this is one of my favorite

lise1961 3650 days ago

Thank you so much,so gratefull !

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IMDb reviews

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Terrific horror film! Terrific film! But my impression

RetroSpyGadget

Terrific horror film! Terrific film! But my impression is that The Birds is not really about the birds. To me this movie is all about the characters, their…

6 / 10

Certainly has some creepy imagery and the acting

JPV852

Certainly has some creepy imagery and the acting was mostly passable, and I guess it works as a B-movie horror-thriller, but I never really found the birds all…

8 / 10

Birds of a different feather do indeed flock

John Chard

Birds of a different feather do indeed flock together. The Birds is directed by Alfred Hitchcock and adapted to screenplay by Evan Hunter from the story of the…

Birds of a different feather do indeed flock together. The Birds is directed by Alfred Hitchcock and adapted to screenplay by Evan Hunter from the story of the same name written by Daphne du Maurier. It stars Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette, Jessica Tandy, Veronica Cartwright and Ethel Griffies. Cinematography is by Robert Burks and editing by George Tomasini. Mother's love? Better to be ditched or loved? When animals attack! The only outright horror movie that Alfred Hitchcock ever directed, The Birds sees the great man get the utmost terror from something so amiable in our lives - Birds! Modern day critics can hark on about it being dated all they like, it still doesn't detract from what a frenzied experience "The Birds" can still be - let alone what it did for cinema goers in 1963! Admittedly upon small screen ventures too much is missed or under enhanced, which is a crying shame. But it isn't dark Annie! It's a full moon. Plotting is simple in trajectory terms. Hip socialite Melanie Daniels (Hedren) has a friendly vocal joust in a pet shop with handsome Mitch Brenner (Taylor), the result of which sees Melanie, on a mischievous whim, buy a couple of lovebirds and set off for Mitch's weekend retreat out in Bodega Bay to deliver them as a show of devilish womanhood. Upon arrival in Bodega Bay, though, Melanie seems to be the spark for the birds in the area to start attacking humans, and pretty soon the attacks escalate and intensify... Hitchcock and Hunter offer up no reasons or answers for what occurs in Bodega Bay (to keep it murky we learn late on via radio that other towns become affected), and famously the ending is open ended as well, forcing the audience to unravel ideas themselves. There's no musical score in the film, thus Hitchcock gets the terror and tension out of editing, bird effects and unholy sounds. The pacing is also a key area, it's a good hour before things go decidedly nasty, the wait keeps the viewer on edge, we seriously get to know the principal characters (the actors worked well by Hitch) and then the terror is unleashed. Perfect. Hitchcock's skill at staging a memorable scene is well evident here. The climbing frame that sees one crow arrive, cutaway as Melanie smokes on a bench, back to the frame and now it's four crows, cutaway, back, and five crows – eight – then a "murder of crows". The birds first attack at the birthday party, the telephone kiosk, gas station mayhem, the birds swooping into view above the school roof and the POV viewpoint as we join a bird hovering above a town under siege, all great scenes, as is the crowning glory that is the eerie silence that accompanies the edge of your seat finale. Motifs are plentiful, from Mothers to sexuality, from broken crockery - to glass - to abandonment fears, Hitch has fun, especially with the human interactions, or lack of in certain scenes. It's a film that cries out for analysis, such is the director's want, in turn it's a riveting horror picture and a crafty enigma. It sounded daft as a basic idea for a film, and some must have thought Hitchcock had missed the boat of the creature feature boom of the 50s. Yet "The Birds" stands tall and proud as a damn fine piece of film from a true maestro of his craft, one of his last true classics and still today, over 50 years after its release, the film provokes theory discussion and visual terror in equal measure. 9/10

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