Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, starring Jessica Tandy, Rod Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette, Tippi Hedren (add more)
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Rod Taylor says he doesn't know how to keep the birds from flying down the chimney and into the house. How about closing the flue? I don't know of any bird that can get through 1/2" thick solid wrought iron. [Character mistake not a movie mistake.]
Corrected by William Bergquist
When Rod Taylor discovers that his ex-girl friend has been murdered by birds, he goes back home without mentioning this to his mother. Shouldn't Jessica Tandy, as Suzanne Pleshette's prospective mother-in-law, have an interest in the matter? [He knows how nervous and panicky his mother can be. Since they can't do anything about it, he probably figures the ignorance-is-bliss route is the best one to take.]
Why did Melanie just go right into the bedroom when she could see it was full of killer birds? [Melanie didn't "go right into the bedroom when she saw it was full of killer birds." She didn't know for sure that there were any birds in the room. She saw a hole in the roof, then stepped forward to get a better look, and she was already inside the room before she realised there was a flock of birds in the room. She then leaned against the door by accident, which closed it and therefore she got attacked.]
Corrected by Hamster
In the last scene, Rod Taylor takes the car out of the garage and drives it some distance from the front door of the house and makes Tippi and the rest walk all the way to the car, through the flock of killer birds. Why not all get in the car in the safety of the garage and then drive out safely and avoid the birds altogether? [For this to happen there would need to be a door from the house to the garage. There isn't.]
Tippi Hedren and Suzanne Pleshette make all the schoolchildren leave the school with instructions to keep quite until in front of the huge flock of killer black birds ... and then instructs them to start screaming and running in a frenzy in front of the Birds. How about staying INSIDE if there are killer birds OUTSIDE...? [The farmer (forgot his name) was killed because birds flew through the windows in his bedroom. Tippi Hedren says something like: "The windows at the school are much bigger than his (the farmer's)". So instead of staying inside, knowing that the birds are able to come in and kill them all, they try to leave for a more safe place. Unfortunately the birds attack them when they're outside and that's when the screaming and running starts.]
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