Connections
Followed by
Version of
Remade as
Edited into
Clips from this film are featured.
References
Referenced in
A poster for the film can be seen in the abandoned theater.
At one point, Barbarella is trapped in a container and attacked by birds, in a similar way to the way Melanie is attacked in the film.
Scene in the movie theater echoes the scene with the crows on the jungle gym in "Birds"
Several sequences are homages to Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds (1963), for example, the image of all the children in the island's village square ready to attack Tom and Evelyn, and the final escape from the island.
Bruce Forsyth is attacked by a couple of birds and screams out, "Mr. Hitchcock! Mr. Hitchcock!"
They can get down the chimney! Didn't you see that film?
mentioned in dialogue
The scene in which Jill enters a room and has hundreds of bats attack her is similar to a scene where Melanie Daniels is attacked by a huge group of birds in an upstairs room
Hitch does promotional short
The Alfred Hitchcock High football team is called "The Birds."
Birds seen through windows swarming outside, a bird attack, and the presence of Jessica Tandy
Flamingo attack on the helicopter.
The final shot of Linda Hamilton driving away in her Jeep is very reminiscent of the final shot in The Birds, in which the characters flee in a car.
Video case is shown in a video store.
When Jerry is attacking Stephanie in the bathroom, she shouts for help and scatters a flock of birds.
Seen on a theatre marquee
A poster for this can be seen over Donny's bed.
A flock of birds attack a man.
Referenced during the Tanner's charades game.
Alice is attacked by birds (shot in the same way as The Birds)
Telephone booth scene.
Referenced during 'Theater Styles'
Tippi Hedren has a cameo and she freaks out when some birds go near her. Her daughter smiles and says, "Mother has this thing about birds." Too funny!
Crow (as a character is attacked by a bird-like creature): "What do you think I am, Tippi Hedren? Get outta here!"
Horst refers to the movie.
Tom (as a character is attacked by a bat): "Oh no! It thinks I'm Tippi Hedren."
The title is mentioned.
Crow (as Hercules is attacked by a turkey): "Now he's Tippi Hedren!"
Darlene goes as Tipi Hedren in "The Birds" to a halloween party
"One nice thing about birds. They never cause anybody any trouble." Crow: Yeah, tell that to Tippi Hedren.
The segment "The Boids" sees the Goodfeathers pigeons being hired as stunt birds for Hitchcock as he films this movie.
Mentioned by name
Mentioned during 'Psycho Ward Eleven'
One of the horror-films Wheeler remembers.
a jungle gym is covered with vultures
"She was evil." Mike: "She brought the birds here!"
sanctuary shot, complete with phone booth camera angle
After Ellen gets the pidgeon stuck to her head, Mickey refers to her as Tippi Hedren, who stared in The Birds.
In the scene near the end where all the animals storm the consulate's palace, a flock of birds flies into the room through the fireplace, just as they did in Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.
Tom (as a character hammers boards in place over a door): "There, all set in case the birds attack us."
Open reference by a character
Tom (singing): "Nickety-nackety now, now, now!"
"Alfred Hitchcock's The Us!"
One of the protagnogists gets attacked by a flock of birds inside a building.
Ludwig mixes up this movie with Psycho.
Tony says he may have dreamed about a bird because he watched this movie last week.
Mentioned.
A promotional picture of this film with Hitchcock can be seen at Joey's fridge.
Harry wants to startle Tommy and Alissa with birds.
mentioned once
mentioned once
Referenced on Weekend Update
Title referenced on Weekend Update
Nastassja Kinski says "How Tippi Hedren of me." in reply to being blamed for the strange things happening shortly after she has arrived in a small town, like Hedren's character in The Birds.
One of Winnie Woodpecker's questions in her trivia game askes the name of Mitch's sister.
Referenced by Jimmy's mother
Sparrows and other birds begin attacking the hotel and the people in it
Tippi Hedren says, "Oh, listen to those birds--they're calling me again."
"One bird is obsessed with Donna", mentions C.J.. Donna says: "I'm like Tippi Hedren around here."
Roxy tells Mason the story of a robber attacked by a parrot, comparing him to Tippi Hedren.
"Kind of like 'The Birds'."
mentioned once
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
"Something to Scream About" is a documentary that references (and features) a wide variety of motion pictures as actresses discuss being in the B-Movie business.
Whip is attacked by bugs and hides in a telephone booth
famous promotional picture of Hitchcock with birds seen
Referenced as one of Shyamalans favorite films.
mentioned once
picture of Hitchcock with a crow
Shots of the birds as they fly towards the apple tree.
The crow, when bothering Kermit the Scarecrow, says he hasn't seen The Passion, but he's seen this movie.
A shot of multiple crows looking down on Vincent is filmed as a homage to the shots of multiple birds looking down in The Birds.
referenced in the end credits
The scene in which insects come down the chimney is like the scene in The Birds in which birds came down the chimney of the Brenner house.
people are attacked outside by birds in a similar manner
poster is on the wall of the club
Deano says, "It came at me. It pecked me, dad. Its eyes were pure evil. It was like a scene out of The Birds."
Brain mentions The Birds is coming on television. Additionally, the fictional movie 'The Squirrels' follows a similar plotline to 'The Birds'.
people are attacked by birds the same way
Poster is shown.
The moment when Theo & Kee leave the building with the soldiers is reminiscent of when Tippi Hedren & Rod Taylor left the house among the watching birds.
Title referenced.
Actor Rod Taylor in both movies with birds attacking people.
the crow attack on a man is tribute to the classic movie
The scenes of the attacking flock of pterosaurs are inspired by The Birds
When the bats come down the chimney, it is a reference of the scene in Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds when the sparrows fly down the chimney.
Referenced by name
Mentioned in the dialogue.
Telephone booth scene is referenced.
Crows sitting on telegraph wires before they attack humans
Example of Alfred Hitchcock's showmanship.
Referenced by Stefanos
At the end of the short, we can see hundred of crows around the building
Still photos shown.
The scenes with the birds flying around and the bird hitting the window are very similar to those in The Birds (1963).
Reviewed in Haiku form.
"Next you'll tell me there's a Birds 2?"
While in the cemetery, Elena meets Stefan and says she got freaked out by this bird, that it was very Hitchcock for a second there, just like in the bird movie.
still picture
comment about "that movie where the birds attacked people"
Juliet stands under graffiti depicting huge crows. Lassiter mentions the film by name when they're hunting Mr. Yin.
Subject of a $25,000 question
Mark Patton mentions it.
Included in a $2,000 question
Subject of a $400 clue in the category "Hitchcock Movie Quotes"
When Barry is alone at the cabin surrounded by birds he calls Alan and says 'the birds have gone all Hitchcock on me'. This is a reference to Alfred Hitchcock's film The Birds which involves birds attacking humans.
mentioned in dialogue
Mentioned in documentary
Thor mentions Hitchcock while being attacked by Stimfallion birds
"The Chirps" is a take on this film.
French movie poster on a wall of a room of the movie theater.
Robert De Niro pretapes a clip for a telethon in which he says that when the bird attacks began, people started making Hitchcock jokes
A Hitchcock memorial is seen, covered in crows.
Movie poster on a wall in Peter von Schnabel's home
mentioned in dialogue
A couple seek shelter in a phone booth, referencing a scene in Hitchcock's classic The Birds.
behind the scenes and filming
Jane says she was "Tippi Hedren" attacked by birds
Kevin mentions that Birdemic was meant to be a homage to this movie.
mentioned in dialogue
A bird lands on Hitchcock's shoulder at the end of the film
The bird attack on the Barrett's house is an explicit nod towards the infamous Alfred Hitchcock horror film.
Picture of Tippi Hedren with a bird
Much of the film's plot is inspired by The Birds, and a poster for it can be seen in one scene.
Featured in
Various scenes are shown
The pre-show included a 3-D sequence based on the film.
title frame sequence shown
clip shown
Featured in James' dream at the theater.
This film is #7 on the list.
clip shown
At least one clip was included.
Excerpts appear in the film.
Clips shown.
Clips from film are used in this episode.
excerpt in movie
Clips featured.
Clip from trailer used
The Birds is being played on the television in the motel.
A clip is shown
clips
clip featured
Clips from this film are featured during the Suzanne Pleshette tribute.
Featured during Robert Boyle tribute.
Footage of this movie is shown.
Clips shown in a segment on its title characters.
clip shown diuring Horror montage
watched on TV
A clip of the movie was shown when one scene from the film was compared to a scene in The Terror.
Honorable mention
A fragment is shown.
Tippi Hedren takes #7
Spoofed in
Unruly birds figure in various scenes.
The scenes detailing the escape from the Giant's mountain has the Goodies menaced by trained birds, and at one point an Alfred Hitchcock lookalike appears in silhouette.
The birds attacking Obélix on the mountain.
When Dr. Thorndyke is being chased and pooped on by pigeons, this is a parody of several scenes in "The Birds" in which birds attack various citizens.
Spoofed in 'The Clams'
Spoofed in 'The Clams'
Spoofed as 'The Clams'
Parodied in a dream sequence
when Homer goes in the day care center
Ryan's quirk in Party Quirks is The Many Films of Alfred Hitchcock and this is one of them.
Parakeets surround Nina in her office, peck on the phone wires and attack her.
bats attack woman in elevator the same way Tippi Hedren was attacked by birds in the loft
Kitty enters a home populated by black birds
Kitty has a cutaway scene where she enters a phonebooth, in the middle of the living room. It gets pelted by ravens.
The neighbor's blackbirds attack Kitty, and all of a sudden there is a phonebooth in her living room.
The scene of The Simpsons walking through the street with hundreds of dolphins perched everywhere including telephone wires spoofs this film where the same thing was done with birds.
A sketch is a fake film called "Alfred Hitchcock's The Working Class" spoofs this movie but replaces birds with working class men.
Sketch features an Hitchcock film called "The Working Class" that spoofs various scenes from the film and uses flocks of working class men instead of birds.
The main character does a fun imitation of a scene of this film
Parody movie poster shown in the film of "The BIrd."
The triple take of Hugo Posh standing by the parrot, and how the parrot attacks Emile Hirsch.
The character played by Peter Stormare detects a lot of crows behind him on a tree; this reminds the famous scene from "The Birds" in which the crows are behind Tippi Hedren outside the school
A dead bird falls from the sky and Ned responds to this with "It's raining dead birds."
In Dilly's past, she was going to Bodega Bay, the setting for the movie, and her eyes were attacked by seagulls the same manner as the title characters did in this Hitchcock classic.
Spoofed in Al Fresco with Fran and Phil
A woman is attacked by seagulls; Bostick then turns to the camera and cracks, "Hitchcockian!"