Ed T, I saw that movie with Garner and Woods. It was excellent.

Some of the ones that were very camp in their day are still funny, though probably need annotations for today's generation, like The President's Analyst with James Coburn. And The Wrong Box was also wonderful.

One that was only a scratchy black and white, but may have finally been restored, was the Robert Donat version of The Thirty-nine Steps. That was the way I got my kids into the Hitchcock habit. And his earliest version of The Man Who Knew Too Much was in many ways the better film.

SRS