Heh, I just watched this movie a couple weeks ago! And I got a real kick out of it! As a matter of fact, I'm actually planning on building this scene. Just out of curiosity where did you get the torso for Thornhill? It's perfect!

Clever way to make the plane "fly" in the shot! I think I like the last one the best of all; it really captures Cary Grant's peril as the plane bears down on him. Glad I'm not the only person with merged obsessions about old movies and LEGO!

This is so on the money.

Ok, so Leda will be the one to catch on fire whhen she flies the plane into the fuel truck...ouch.

I love that movie excellent job Leda keep up the great work.~Ford

Such a perfect build for this scene! I can't even say how many times I've watched this, so many times as a kid and still so many times visiting home. Our family trip to Mount Rushmore back in the 90s wouldn't have been nearly as awesome without having seen this movie. Love it!

Excellent ! It really summarizes the atmosphere of this great movie.

Great rendition of a classic :)

Ooooo that gives me shivers! Fantastic idea! Thanks!

You should do an IT one. The scene where the clown says WE ALL FLOAT DOWN HERE!!!!!

Thanks! Yes, Stephen King films definately! I've already done The Shining and just touched upon(actually just referenced really) Pet Semetery with my latest 3 mocs. But I'm thinking about maybe a Misery moc...

Brillliant truly Brilliant. Have you ever thought of doing any stephen king films?

Nice, and the corn looks great indeed !!

Thanks! I used every single green and yellow cylinder and cone I owned to create the corn, that is why it is a multitude of shades, there's even some transparent corn! Must be radiation from a ufo landing...

Hehehehe, his face has the best expression and the corn WOW! Keep up the good work!

I love the airplane and the corn, really neat!

Your work needs more attention! This is really a great scene you have re-created. The corn was a great touch and that nutty Sig Leda….she is worse than Mister Bones!

Great stuff, Leda. This is my fav of the movie tributes, as you've done some great building. The cornfield is great and I like the rock details on the side of the road. Nice job creating the action.~H

I have the movie, but have not seen it, tsk, tsk.