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By Tim D (711) on 01 Feb 2010

I can't believe I hadn't watched this until today. There's a reason that this is a classic…

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By Sean G (809) on 26 Jan 2010

This early Hitchcock is a very tight movie w/ great characters and plot to die for…

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By Andhika B (149) on 19 Jan 2010

The opening scene, where the camera focus on the two main characters shoes, is brilliant…

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By M M (303) on 19 Jan 2010

The opening scene, where the camera focus on the two main characters shoes, is brilliant…

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By Masorad ( (274) on 09 Jan 2010

Easily one of Hitchcock's best, the doppelganger and crisscrossing motifs will make your head swim, Walker's character is murderous weird incarnate,…

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By Michael Y (583) on 09 Jan 2010

Easily one of Hitchcock's best, the doppelganger and crisscrossing motifs will make your head swim, Walker's character is murderous weird incarnate,…

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By Alejandro C (588) on 05 Jan 2010

This is a great picture mainly because of the plot and the suspence…

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By Brittanie J (64) on 26 Dec 2009

One of my very favorite films and certainly one of my favorite Hitchcock's. Intense and captivating…

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By Stanis?Aw D (22) on 25 Dec 2009

Gem, set, mecz... Ten film rzeczywiscie jest jak mecz tenisowy tzn napiecie rosnie wraz z kolejnymi gemami…

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By Kevin H (1,172) on 09 Dec 2009

Alternatively terrifying, riveting, complex and hilarious, it is endlessly fascinating to see Hitchcock push the envelope not only in terms…

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By Tomek S (237) on 09 Dec 2009

Alternatively terrifying, riveting, complex and hilarious, it is endlessly fascinating to see Hitchcock push the envelope not only in terms…

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By March Y (4) on 09 Dec 2009

Alternatively terrifying, riveting, complex and hilarious, it is endlessly fascinating to see Hitchcock push the envelope not only in terms…

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By Arafat H (59) on 07 Dec 2009

This stands as being my favorite Hitchcock feature. Robert Walker's performance can really get under your skin. Hollywood…

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By Curtis H (295) on 07 Dec 2009

From a chance encounter of strangers, to a murder, to the most suspenseful tennis match you'll ever watch, Strangers on a Train is a gripping…

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By Joshua L (2,111) on 07 Dec 2009

This stands as being my favorite Hitchcock feature. Robert Walker's performance can really get under your skin. Hollywood…

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By Christa N (25) on 01 Dec 2009

There have been references to this in CSI and Law & Order, even the Simpsons. I finally got to see it…

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By Tony P (976) on 29 Nov 2009

This Hitchcock fable, written with vigor and an edge of dark humor, is a consistently surprising work…

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By Ryan K (1,614) on 29 Nov 2009

This Hitchcock fable, written with vigor and an edge of dark humor, is a consistently surprising work…

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By Michael A (1,637) on 18 Nov 2009

A film composed of genius storytelling, high tension, and heart wrenching scenes of chaos…

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By Mykel N (86) on 17 Nov 2009

I found the second half of this film to be far weaker than the first…

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