For some reason people don't seem to realise that this is a wine advert in the form of an homage to Hitchcock. Why the hell would Hitchcock have a script with whole elements from other films, such as North by Northwest, Rear Window and Notorious?
Technically it shouldn't even be on imdb, as they have a policy of not listing adverts, no matter how famous the filmmaker.
What the *beep* are you talking about this isn't an advert its a short film/mock
made in celebration of a wine company.
"Be it a rock or a grain of sand, in water they sink as the same." Lee Woo-jin (Oldboy)
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I doubt there was anyone dumb enough to think it was part of a real Hitchcock script, dyke.
"Be it a rock or a grain of sand, in water they sink as the same." Lee Woo-jin (Oldboy)
Am I going to have to separate you two?
Jesus, chill out.
Ladies, relax. In my book, you're both losers for arguing over a commercial.
Obviously it's an homage to Hitchcock and a commercial; no more, no less. I think it was great. And no, it is not a short film that Hitchcock wrote with missing pieces. Any idiot could see that.
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First off, really cool short/commercial/promo/etc.
I was actually buying it up until the blatant wine bottle shots, then all of the Hitchcock references/homages....then I knew it was a joke! Still mightily clever though.
"I think that silent films got a lot more things right than talkies." --Stanley Kubrick