Vertigo (1958): Hitchcock’s Dramatic Thriller, Starring Jimmy Stewart–Great Movie Beginnings

Directed by Hitchcock in 1958, Vertigo, his masterpiece and one of the greatest thrillers of all time, starts in a straightforward manner, with a rooftop chase by two cops.

Narc (2002): Writer-Director Joe Carnahan’s Neo-Noir Crime Thriller, Starring Jason Patric and Ray Liotta–Great Opening Scenes

The movie begins with a handheld foot chase through a poor, low-income housing, with lighting that’s subdued and subtle.

Politics 2024: ‘Trump Is Fine” After Being Rushed Off Stage Following Apparent Gunfire at Rally

Trump was “fine” after being whisked off the stage at rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, after gunshots through the crowd.

Belle de Jour: Catherine Deneuve’s Black-and-White Saint-Laurent Dress Exhibited at Orange County Museum of Art

Deneuve’s dress from “Belle de Jour” is one of 46 Yves Saint Laurent looks on display in new show at Orange County Museum of Art spotlighting the famed designer.

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015): George Miller’s Fourth Installment–Great Movie Beginnings

Voice-over narration has proven very popular in movies’ beginnings, due to the multiple functions it could serve.