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By John W (1,851) on 26 Jan 2009

Robert walker gives one of the greatest performances ever…

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By Nicolas D (68) on 26 Jan 2009

Robert walker gives one of the greatest performances ever…

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By I'm El Capitano! A (330) on 23 Jan 2009

I wonder if any other movie features two future stars of Bewitched…

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By George P (495) on 23 Jan 2009

I wonder if any other movie features two future stars of Bewitched…

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By Paul C (2,626) on 23 Jan 2009

I wonder if any other movie features two future stars of Bewitched…

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By Jebus C (153) on 22 Jan 2009

Despite some major flaws it's gripping stuff and you'll want to stick with it. While it's not Hitchcock's best it's still Hitchcock…

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By Thomas M (1,117) on 19 Jan 2009

Great, great, GREAT. Well worth watching, extremely suspenseful, and the final chase is quite fulfilling…

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By Sanity Assassin ! (607) on 18 Jan 2009

Hitchcock doing what he does best at the height of his career. I don't think i've ever watched such a suspenseful tennis match…

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By Lee W (353) on 16 Jan 2009

Hitchcock was always good at taking ordinary situations, and turning them into something dark and sinister…

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By Ryan S (2,401) on 16 Jan 2009

Hitchcock was always good at taking ordinary situations, and turning them into something dark and sinister…

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By George W (317) on 15 Jan 2009

Absolutely absurd, and brilliant for it. And Bruno is surely one of the greatest screen characters ever created…

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By Lauren B (693) on 12 Jan 2009

This is why Hitchcock is a master of suspense. No special effects, no loud-action-packed-sequences…

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By Colleen T (53) on 12 Jan 2009

Though it lacks the typical Hitchcock twists and turns, the flick was still enjoyable and gripping until the very last minute…

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By Leah B (107) on 17 Dec 2008

What a solid film- I have yet to complete my viewings of each Hitchcock masterpiece, but I'm willing to bet that this one could quite possibly…

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By Johannes J (261) on 17 Dec 2008

What a solid film- I have yet to complete my viewings of each Hitchcock masterpiece, but I'm willing to bet that this one could quite possibly…

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By Francesco J (25) on 17 Dec 2008

No es que no me guste…

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By Ryan C (2,517) on 16 Dec 2008

Absolutely spell-binding. The full force and power of the traditional Hitchcock atmosphere is brought in droves in this…

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By Melissa B (447) on 14 Dec 2008

There is so much going on here yet it is effortless. I love for Hitchcocks films and this is my favorite…

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By Cassandra M (558) on 14 Dec 2008

There is so much going on here yet it is effortless. I love for Hitchcocks films and this is my favorite…

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By Adam C (1,312) on 14 Dec 2008

There is so much going on here yet it is effortless. I love for Hitchcocks films and this is my favorite…

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