What are your favorite Hitchcock films?

My favorites in order are Vertigo, Psycho, Rear Window, North By Northwest, and Notorious. I haven't seen any other films.

I plan to watch Strangers on a Train.

Which films are your favorites? Thanks for responding.

My rankings:

Rear Window - 10/10
Rope - 10/10
Psycho - 10/10
The Birds - 10/10
Vertigo - 10/10
The Lady Vanishes - 10/10
Dial M for Murder - 10/10
Strangers on a Train - 10/10
Shadow of a Doubt - 10/10
Spellbound - 9/10
North by Northwest - 8/10
Rebecca - 8/10
The Wrong Man - 8/10
Frenzy - 8/10
Saboteur - 8/10
Lifeboat - 8/10
Torn Curtain - 8/10
The Lodger - 8/10
Stage Fright - 7/10
I Confess - 7/10
Foreign Correspondent - 7/10
Young and Innocent - 7/10
The 39 Steps - 7/10
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) - 6/10
Family Plot - 6/10
Marnie - 5/10
To Catch a Thief - 5/10
Notorious - 5/10
Mr. & Mrs. Smith - 5/10
Sabotage - 5/10
Jamaica Inn - 5/10
The Trouble with Harry - 4/10
Topaz - 4/10

Top three would have to be Vertigo, Rear Window, and Psycho. Choices many would have no doubt, but I also really enjoy Strangers on a Train, North By Northwest, The Birds, and Shadow of a Doubt. I really need to watch more of his films. I plan on watching The Lady Vanishes rather soon.

As for films I don't care for much by Hitchcock, I only have one...Marnie. I felt like it was an overlong mess and I would never watch it again.

Dial M For Murder is wonderful as well.

I love and highly recommend most of his movies of the 1950s (except for "Stage Fright", "I Confess", and "To Catch a Thief"). His 1940s and 1960s/1970s films don't impress me as much, but I do have a soft spot for Hitchcock's early and too-often-overlooked British films, especially "Blackmail", "The 39 Steps", "Secret Agent", "Young and Innocent", and "Sabotage".

I've never seen a Hitchcock movie more than once in order to justify calling it a favourite; nonetheless, these were the films I remembered liking:

Rear Window
Vertigo
Dial M For Murder
Suspicion (Underrated. I don't think Hitchcock was ever able to wield this level of tension and atmosphere in any of his other films that I've wacthed.)
North by Northwest

Rope is my all-time favorite, it's one of those movies that I wish other people loved as much as I do.

I also love Dial M For Murder, Psycho, and Strangers on a Train.

I haven't seen many others, I have a lot left to explore in his filmography.

top 3

rare window
psycho
strangers on a train

Dial M For Murder

The Birds
Rear Window
The Man Who Knew Too Much

In order of preference, Psycho, Birds, Vertigo, Rear Window.
Haven't seen his others but I'll do that soon. Promise. lol

Psycho

Notorious
Vertigo
Rear Window
Strangers on a Train
Dial M for Murder

From there things start playing musical chairs... sometimes depending on whether I'm in the mood for British-production Hitchcock vs. U.S. produced Hitch.

Suspicion and The Trouble With Harry seem to have taken permanent residence at the bottom though. At least from the 26 titles I've seen so far.

My top 10:

Psycho
Rope
The Birds
Rear Window
The 39 Steps
Frenzy
Strangers On a Train
The Lady Vanishes
Spellbound
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)