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By Alexander P (1,095) on 09 Feb 2012

The master of suspense at his very best again, superb story, superbly handled and exectued amazingly…

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By Andrew G (1,437) on 08 Feb 2012

One of Hitchcock's most suspenseful films. Like Jaws has kept people out of the ocean, this film has kept me from speaking to people on trains…

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By Krys L (77) on 06 Jan 2012

I know...Hitchcock probably made some better films. But this one is my favorite…

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By Trevor L (389) on 03 Jan 2012

A very good film, not typical Hitchcock in terms of thriller, but I especially enjoyed the character of Bruno...very well acted, he seems like…

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By Kareem A (115) on 02 Jan 2012

Hands down Hitchcock's best analysis into the theme of duality. Bruno is one of the scariest villains of all-time…

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By Frankie N (77) on 29 Dec 2011

Wow. Truly one of Hitchcock's masterpieces. The screenplay, adapted from Patricia Highsmith's novel, is one of the best I've ever seen…

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By Jard M (63) on 28 Dec 2011

Easily one of my favourite Hitchcock films, Strangers On A Train is an absolute classic…

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By Hassan I (222) on 27 Dec 2011

Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train is a diabolically entertaining masterpiece that represents Hitchcock's fantastic visual style of direction…

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By Sophie B (427) on 09 Dec 2011

Strangers on a Train is classic hollywood cinema at it's finest…

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By Uditha D (118) on 05 Dec 2011

Strangers on a Train is a gripping, suspenseful thriller that is all the more accentuated by the presence of Hitchcock's most perverse and…

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By David S (4,459) on 28 Nov 2011

Strangers on a Train is a classic Hitchcock film with the classic suspense that so easily flows in his films…

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By Daniel A (1,013) on 26 Nov 2011

There might be a minor let down by the ending, but it doesn't break down Strangers on a Train for its symbolisms, terrific acting and storytelling…

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By Cody M (1,392) on 26 Nov 2011

There might be a minor let down by the ending, but it doesn't break down Strangers on a Train for its symbolisms, terrific acting and storytelling…

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By Jason C (2,488) on 25 Nov 2011

Should be considered one of Hitchcock's greatest…

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By Ian P (803) on 09 Nov 2011

As the film progresses, its logic, execution, premise and everything else about it falls apart…

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By Graham J (293) on 09 Nov 2011

Just a brilliant film. Hitchcock has it all together, the suspense, the release, the characters…

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By Darren P (526) on 06 Nov 2011

Barring a couple of lame and/or annoying sequences, this is yet another example of classic Hitchcock suspense…

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By Hannah W (178) on 24 Oct 2011

I LOVED THIS MOVIE. Creepy, yes. Psychopaths, yes. Murder and definitely mayhem. My kind of movie. Is it yours…

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By Jay H (304) on 14 Oct 2011

A thrilling masterpiece from beginning to end…

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By Gavin W (128) on 01 Oct 2011

For just plain real-world, everyday scary, this Hitchcock is hard to beat…

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