Synopsis
...and remember, the next scream you hear may be your own!
Thousands of birds flock into a seaside town and terrorize the residents in a series of deadly attacks.
The Birds
Cast
Tippi Hedren Rod Taylor Jessica Tandy Suzanne Pleshette Veronica Cartwright Ethel Griffies Charles McGraw Ruth McDevitt Lonny Chapman Joe Mantell Doodles Weaver Malcolm Atterbury John McGovern Karl Swenson Richard Deacon Elizabeth Wilson Bill Quinn Doreen Lang Alfred Hitchcock Morgan Brittany Darlene Conley Betsy Hale Dal McKennon Mike Monteleone Renn Reed Arnold Roberts Jeannie Russell Rory Stevens
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Alternative Titles
Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, Թռչուններ, Die Vögel, Gli uccelli, Les Oiseaux, Linnut, Los pájaros, Os Pássaros, Птицы, 群鸟, Kuşlar, Ptaki, Ptáci, הציפורים, Madarak, Τα Πουλιά, Păsările, Fuglene, Fåglarna, 새, Птиците, Птахи, 鳥, Vtáci, Paukščiai, Птице, پرندگان, Ptice, นก, Els ocells, Linnud, Đàn Chim Dữ
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Theatrical limited
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USANR
07 Oct 1963
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Spain
25 Oct 1963
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Spain
24 Jul 2012
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UK15
04 Aug 2016
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South Korea15
Theatrical
29 Mar 1963
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USANR
05 Jun 1963
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Denmark15
20 Jul 1963
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Japan
06 Sep 1963
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Australia
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France12
10 Sep 1963
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UK
16 Sep 1963
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Sweden15
20 Sep 1963
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Germany16
31 Oct 1963
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ItalyVM14
08 Nov 1963
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FinlandK-16
22 Nov 1963
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Ireland15
21 Dec 1963
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Greece
01 Jan 1964
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Brazil14
20 Nov 1964
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PortugalM/12
01 May 1965
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Poland16
20 Jul 1966
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South Korea
28 Feb 2018
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France12
17 Sep 2023
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Austria16
Digital
30 Nov 2018
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France
05 Jul 2021
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Switzerland16
03 Dec 2021
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France
Physical
03 Apr 1987
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UK15
01 Jan 1991
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USAPG-13
01 Jan 1995
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USAPG-13
25 Sep 2001
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France12
17 Feb 2011
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Netherlands16
06 Aug 2012
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AustraliaPG
04 Oct 2012
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UK15
14 Nov 2012
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Netherlands16
04 Jun 2013
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France12
09 Jun 2021
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France12
TV
28 Dec 1996
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Slovakia15
05 Jul 2003
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Netherlands16
25 Mar 2006
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Spain
Releases by Country
Australia
06 Sep 1963
- Theatrical
06 Aug 2012
- PhysicalPG Blu ray
Austria
17 Sep 2023
- Theatrical16
Brazil
01 Jan 1964
- Theatrical14
Denmark
05 Jun 1963
- Theatrical15
Finland
08 Nov 1963
- TheatricalK-16
France
06 Sep 1963
- Theatrical12
25 Sep 2001
- Physical12 DVD
04 Jun 2013
- Physical12 Blu-Ray
28 Feb 2018
- Theatrical12 Reprise (restaured version)
30 Nov 2018
- Digital VOD
09 Jun 2021
- Physical12 4k UHD
03 Dec 2021
- Digital Salto
Germany
20 Sep 1963
- Theatrical16
Greece
21 Dec 1963
- Theatrical
Ireland
22 Nov 1963
- Theatrical15
Italy
31 Oct 1963
- TheatricalVM14
Japan
20 Jul 1963
- Theatrical
Netherlands
05 Jul 2003
- TV16 Net 5
17 Feb 2011
- Physical16 DVD
14 Nov 2012
- Physical16 Blu ray
Poland
01 May 1965
- Theatrical16
Portugal
20 Nov 1964
- TheatricalM/12
Slovakia
28 Dec 1996
- TV15 TV Markíza
South Korea
20 Jul 1966
- Theatrical
04 Aug 2016
- Theatrical limited15
Spain
07 Oct 1963
- Theatrical limited Madrid
25 Oct 1963
- Theatrical limited Barcelona
25 Mar 2006
- TV TV3 release
Sweden
16 Sep 1963
- Theatrical15
Switzerland
05 Jul 2021
- Digital16
UK
10 Sep 1963
- Theatrical
03 Apr 1987
- Physical15
24 Jul 2012
- Theatrical limited15 Re-release
04 Oct 2012
- Physical15
USA
28 Mar 1963
- Theatrical limitedNR New York City, New York
29 Mar 1963
- TheatricalNR
01 Jan 1991
- PhysicalPG-13 Time Life Video #V636-07 [VHS]119 minutes
01 Jan 1995
- PhysicalPG-13 MCA/Universal Home Video #55010 [VHS] 119 minutes
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everyone: mitch, what's happening?
mitch: how tHE FUCK would i know??Translated from by -
the og angry birds movie
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good thing birds aren’t actually real
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Alfred Hitchcock is a genius because he knew that a thousand normal-sized birds were much scarier than one enormous bird
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
SPOILAS
I like how the end of the movie is just the birds back to being stupid birds trying not to get run over by a car, but that's what makes The Birds scary to begin with. The Birds trick you into a false sense of security and you're like ah yes these birds, they are so stupid, look at them fly and eat garbage, but then you've got fifty of them on top of you and you're just fucked, and their act of stupidity was all a ploy. I believe this to be true, because geese are already halfway there to revealing their true nature
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Humans: *are horny*
Birds of the Earth: Okay you know what, fuck this, they’re doneTranslated from by -
drop some bread and run girl, damn
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don't let your birds watch this
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
My dad showed me this when I was a kid and when it gets to the part where they show the woman with her eyes pecked out he went “whoops,” looked over at me and saw that I’d already seen it, and then went “oh well.”
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I could easily defeat these little fuckers by simply not having a bunch of pent-up internal sexual and familial chaos to prey on or be externalized in the first place.
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me in the first half of the movie: where are the birds. not enough birds.
me in the second half of the movie: plEASE STOP WITH THE BIRDS NO MORE BIRDSTranslated from by -
Is The Birds a genre classic that changed the way we perceive horror today? Absolutely.
However, Is The Birds also a film that drove me to repeatedly check the time eight times during? Absolutely.
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