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By Alan Z (89) on 16 Aug 2013

Undeniably intense and beautifully told. The Hitchcock technique is so well consummated that allows the story to transcend. A great mysterious game…

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By Ibraheem M (533) on 13 Aug 2013

Not the best for Hitchcock but still worth a shot…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 05 Aug 2013

Alfred Hitchcock's Dial M for Murder might have been really been something had the script not stayed SO faithful to it's stage origins…

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By Nate T (451) on 04 Aug 2013

Finally on 3D blu-ray and 2D blu-ray this is quite the gem…

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By Philip French (1,151) for Observer (UK) (2,398) on 27 Jul 2013

Rather than let someone else mess with a play that has a formal perfection, Hitchcock did the adaptation himself, his only such credit while…

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By Erastes A (25) on 26 Jul 2013

One of my favourite hitchcock's of all time, Kelly and Milland play this wonderfully…

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By Charlotte O'sullivan (637) for London Evening Standard (2,015) on 25 Jul 2013

Ray Milland is great as cold fish Tony Wendice, a former tennis pro who plans to bump off his adulterous wife…

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By Allan Hunter (1,486) for Daily Express (UK) (2,141) on 24 Jul 2013

The depth of focus, framing of characters and objects and use of the claustrophobic sets add extra pleasure to what was already a thoroughly…

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By Peter Bradshaw (3,667) for Guardian (4,584) on 24 Jul 2013

The result is a rather stagey film whose back projections look quaint, with 3D apparently used to foreground items of furniture, such as table-lamps,…

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By Nigel Andrews (1,359) for Financial Times (1,822) on 24 Jul 2013

Grace Kelly reaches out into the audience for murder scissors; foreground tea tables all but clonk your knees; a tell-tale door key - how many…

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By Matthew Thrift (37) for Little White Lies (3,136) on 24 Jul 2013

Second tier Hitch perhaps, but no less enjoyable for it, and still a marvel of cinematic technique…

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By David Parkinson (764) for Empire Magazine (3,326) on 21 Jul 2013

Despite Hitchcock's own reservations this is definitely worth a look. Interesting to his aficionados and darkly funny and depressing in turns…

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By Emma Dibdin (195) for Total Film (3,532) on 15 Jul 2013

A tightly wound psychological parlour game, expanded only slightly from its claustrophobic stage roots…

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By Facebook U (1,208) on 14 Jul 2013

Fantastic, great cast, outstanding director, In the end I dont blame him for wanting her bumped off, after all she was having an affair,…

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By Carlton R (180) on 14 Jul 2013

Fantastic, great cast, outstanding director, In the end I dont blame him for wanting her bumped off, after all she was having an affair,…

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By Pieceofapuzzle . (13) on 13 Jul 2013

Brilliant dialogue, thrilling, suspensive plot and amazing acting. The movie truly shows what the Perfect Murder should look like…

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By Marco C (279) on 12 Jul 2013

Un guión excepcional para actuaciones excepcionales…

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By Matthew F (643) on 06 Jul 2013

I still would like to see this movie in 3D like it was originally. The plot is okay. It's nothing to shout classic at…

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By Askewreviews (5) on 28 Jun 2013

Dial M for Murder depicts the carrying out and consequences of a husband's perfect murder scheme…

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By Stephen B (1,233) on 21 Jun 2013

Movies with one setting's are SO smart and so is this Hitchcock directed movie…

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