Sentences with phrase «catches thieves»

It is very effective in stopping Internet attacks at the front door and even catches thieves on their way out.

Tax refund fraud is a growing $ 5 billion a year problem as crooks are getting smarter and the IRS needs to work harder to catch thieves, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.

And it's difficult to catch the thieves.

Fact is, ALL good defensive mids can be attacking mids based on the «set a thief to catch a thief» policy.

While I am enjoying the snow storm happening outside, I am watching the movie «To Catch a Thief «with Grace...

Consider the great accessories from movies past: Grace Kelly's chiffon scarf in To Catch a Thief; Marilyn Monroe's long, black sparkly gloves in The Seven Year Itch; Audrey Hepburn's black oversized sunglasses in Breakfast at Tiffany's.

You haven't mentioned a hat... What do you think of a black straw version of Grace Kelley's hat in TO CATCH A THIEF?

Ball gowns in silk chiffon by Dior and travel suits in wool by Coco Chanel are matched with film posters from old movies such as «To Catch A Thief.»

Maybe it's because I just watched To Catch A Thief for the up - teenth time, but I have a hankering for the chic and colorful French coast...

«In To Catch a Thief, her neutral makeup and defined brows work with her elegant gowns,» Fredriksz says.

Adapted by frequent Hitchcock collaborator John Michael Hayes from a novel by David Dodge To Catch a Thief won an Academy Award for cinematographer Robert Burks.

To Catch a Thief does nothing but give out a good, exciting time.

When a prize foal is stolen, two young siblings and their teenage babysitter must work together and catch the thieves before their family's ranch goes into foreclosure.

, To Catch a Thief is actually as enjoyable and engaging now as it was 40 years ago.

Critic Consensus: It may occasionally be guilty of coasting on pure charm, but To Catch a Thief has it in spades — as well as a pair of perfectly matched stars in Cary Grant and Grace Kelly.

Hitchock - lite, but highly enjoyable for it, To Catch a Thief is a visually dazzling romantic comedy with two incomparable leads.

Unsurprising, as To Catch a Thief is one of the most beautiful movies of all time, Paramount casually drops one of its best - looking Blu - rays, with a nice sideboard of extras.

Although it doesn't belong on Hitchcock's top tier, To Catch a Thief does have solid footing on the second.

His attempt to catch the thief goes horribly awry when he is arrested for the crime instead.

IMDB Link: To Catch A Thief DVD Relase Date: 2009-03-24 DVD Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 DVD Extras: Trailer, Commentary, A number of featurettes on Disc 2

Smacked right in the middle of the decade was To Catch A Thief a movie with two of his favorite actors and one of favorite writers.

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«To Catch a Thief» 7:30 p.m. nightly, also 3:30 p.m. Saturday, May 26 and Sunday; «Rear Window» 5:25 and 9:25 p.m. daily.

That being said, an extended tour de force conclusion recalling the opening and closing of Vertigo and the climax of To Catch a Thief ranks among the most beautiful and visceral action sequences ever committed to genre cinema, a mini-masterpiece of direction, editing, and score.

To Catch a Thief is Alfred Hitchcock's second of four collaborations with screenwriter John Michael Hayes (Rear Window, The Trouble with Harry, The Man Who Knew Too Much were the others), bringing light mystery elements and a good dose of humor, wrapping them up in a crowd - pleasing package.

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I'm not sure what's the most satisfying aspect of To Catch a Thief: Hitchcock's sure - fire direction, the chemistry between Grant and Kelly, or the refreshingly witty script.

And while the word on the Croisette is grim, GRACE OF MONACO, the story of the star of TO CATCH A THIEF, may yet steal some bling at the box office.

Other tales about mysterious persons with equally mysterious motives include The Bourne Identity, To Catch A Thief and Charade.

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Although his next film, 1971's The Cat O» Nine Tails would go all - out with the To Catch a Thief references, The Bird With the Crystal Plumage wears its influences on its sleeve, and probably the best synthesis of the filmmaker he wants to be with the filmmaker he is.

First was the dreadful 1953 comedy Dream Wife, which was so godawful, in fact, that Grant announced his retirement shortly thereafter (he would later be lured out of retirement in 1955 to star in Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief).

The modes are as different as the French Riviera swank of Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief (May 25 - 27) and a double bill by H.G. Clouzot, France's most cold - sweat - inducing director.

8:00 am — TCM — To Catch a Thief Not one of my personal favorite Hitchcock films, but certainly one of his classiest, most sophisticated entries.

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The movie, probably Donen's best - loved after his great musicals «Singin» in the Rain» and «Funny Face,» seems to be composed of equal parts of «North by Northwest,» «Notorious,» «To Catch a Thief» and Donen's own Cary Grant movies (like «Indiscreet» and «The Grass is Greener»), with a dash of»60s New Wave sauce and sass.

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«To Catch a Thief»: Alfred Hitchcock's 1955 romantic thriller, starring Grace Kelly and Cary Grant.

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I didn't buy all of these, like the gift set of Lawrence of Arabia (I settled for the more economically sound 2 - disc set), but I agree wholeheartedly about To Catch a Thief, Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and Jaws.

To Catch A Thief: One of the few classic Hitchcock films I hadn't seen, I finally got around to watching last night.

A dream team of detectives assembles to catch a thief named The Tornado, whose targets include the pride of France: the Pink Panther diamond.

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I stumbled upon this blog while doing a google search for Grace Kelly's costumes in To Catch a Thief, but ended up reading several posts from the archives and now I'm hooked.

A throwback to the days of old - school caper movies like «To Catch a Thief,» Duplicity is just the kind of sophisticated amusement you would expect from filmmaker Tony Gilroy.

After the Sunset mixes the quirky plot of To Catch a Thief, the plucky tongue - in - cheek humor of Ocean's Eleven, and the character driven interactions of damn near every Elmore Leonard novel ever written (The Big Bounce's beach locale comes to mind).

So, if you're someone who easily fawns over the sights of Paris and Venice, can't get enough of a retro 1960s caper film vibe (a la Charade) over a Hitchcock - light screenplay (a la To Catch a Thief), or just adore looking at Depp at his most dashing or Jolie her most ravishing, you're exactly the audience the makers of this film are going for.

Stealing looks pretty easy and even glamorous to a bored young woman in To Catch a Thief.

Aside from a vague sense of the danger presented by Robie's former Resistance pals, and the momentary brush with gravity when a secondary character tumbles to his death, To Catch a Thief bristles with suggestions of French words pertaining to lightness, fluff, pastries, and respite.

Partly this is due simply to Hitchcock's extraordinary artistry; To Catch a Thief appeared at the peak of his personal Renaissance.