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By Tim S (2,419) on 04 Apr 2014

Foreign Correspondent is a bit of an odd film in that it doesn't fully deliver on the Hitchcock name, but yes it does…

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By Matt H (2,287) on 02 Mar 2014

Surprising how a journalist ends up acting a lot more like a private detective, given the right motivation…

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By Brian R (1,372) on 11 Feb 2014

Incredibly dull witted; Mccrea plays his usual boob without a clue role in a farcical story line that's absurdly erratic and contrived…

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By Bob W (910) on 11 Feb 2014

Incredibly dull witted; Mccrea plays his usual boob without a clue role in a farcical story line that's absurdly erratic and contrived…

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By Luke H (627) on 12 Nov 2013

It was a little slow at times, but I enjoyed it…

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By Jacob M (1,390) on 08 Sep 2013

After the release of Rebecca, Alfred Hitchcock became one of Hollywood's most acclaimed and greatest directors of all-time…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 03 Sep 2013

A smart, funny, and at times romantic thriller…

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By Kent M (15) on 03 Sep 2013

Hitchcock's second American film, the humor is evokes the kind of thing Spielberg would utilize later--smart, funny bits in the midst of a…

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By John B (4,244) on 26 Aug 2013

A relatively unknown Hitchcock film that I absolutely love and never tire of watching…

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By Scott R (2,451) on 26 Jul 2013

Basically, one of Hitchcock's most brilliant films…

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By Aaron O (291) on 14 Apr 2013

Packed with memorable scenes like the umbrellas, the windmills and the water landing....Recommended…

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By Gavin P (778) on 14 Apr 2013

Packed with memorable scenes like the umbrellas, the windmills and the water landing....Recommended…

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By Roger T (757) on 14 Apr 2013

Packed with memorable scenes like the umbrellas, the windmills and the water landing....Recommended…

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By Les E (496) on 17 Mar 2013

Very obviously Hitchcock. Slightly intriguing story but the direction is the best thing about the movie…

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By Erik J (230) on 14 Mar 2013

Some truly suspenseful sequences make this possibly Hitchcock's best film of the 1940's, with Saboteur its main opponent in that field…

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By Greg W (4,011) on 21 Feb 2013

This film contains one of Hitchcock's most famous set pieces -- an assassination in the rain -- but otherwise remains a second-rate effort,…

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By Vince D (36) on 17 Feb 2013

As several characters say here, Hitch is fighting for his country the best way he knows how, by trying to sway American opinion…

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By Four Star F (259) on 06 Feb 2013

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, this film stars a cast including Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall, and George Sanders…

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By Jonathan S (1,990) on 19 Jan 2013

Filled with brilliant suspense and great comic relief, Foreign Correspondent is one of Alfred Hitchcock's best movies ever made…

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By Kevin L (2,013) on 01 Jan 2013

Hitchcock strolls the viewer through Europe in this intriguing spy classic…

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