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By Ryan D (1,234) on 11 Dec 2008

One of Hitchcock's nightmares was being accused of a crime he did not commit, supposedly stemming from when, as a child, his father asked the…

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By Adam E (677) on 07 Dec 2008

I LOVE 'Throw Mama From The Train' and I love Hitchcock so I can't believe I've never seen this movie before…

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By Luke P (549) on 05 Dec 2008

Hitchcock can do no wrong. It's official. Has any director in history had as many hit films as he has? Highly doubtful…

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By Pavandeep S (469) on 30 Nov 2008

This film is really sweet, there was one moment in particular that had me laughing, though this is by far and by a long shot not a funny film,…

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By Katherine H (106) on 26 Nov 2008

I loved this incredible funny mysterious fantastic classic film…

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By Chris R (1,477) on 25 Nov 2008

Hitchcock gives another suspense thriller worthy of an oscar…

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By Andrew H (1,696) on 22 Nov 2008

So well done, Shows us once again why Hitchcock is the Master of Suspense…

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By Claudio V (19) on 18 Nov 2008

Cualquier pelÃcula de Hitchcock (al igual que su admirador Scorsese), es mejor que la media general…

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By Corey M (289) on 17 Nov 2008

Hitchcock obtains a shit ton of tension in this by intercutting between situations all at once, the tennis match/ lighter sequence, the various…

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By Chevonne K (4) on 17 Nov 2008

Hitchcock obtains a shit ton of tension in this by intercutting between situations all at once, the tennis match/ lighter sequence, the various…

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By Tristan D (168) on 16 Nov 2008

Classic suspense. It's absolutely filled with creepy atmosphere and it moves at a brilliant pace from scene one…

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By Joey L (233) on 14 Nov 2008

Slightly less believable than his other movies i've seen, but still quite good. I mean, it IS hitchcock, after all…

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By Jeremiah Z (148) on 14 Nov 2008

Hitchcock maitrise parfaitement un theme repris moulte fois sur la dualite entre le bien et le mal…

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By Kate P (199) on 13 Nov 2008

Um. THIS is suspense. One can experience essentially every emotion while watching this. Incidentally, I did not know merry-go-rounds could do that…

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By Abdul-Aziz A (21) on 10 Nov 2008

WOW! This is what you call a thriller! One of Hitchcocks best…

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By Paul M (2,133) on 05 Nov 2008

Granted I probably should have given this film more close attention while watching it and having little experience with Hitchcock films a lot…

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By Ron P (147) on 02 Nov 2008

All of Hitchcock's films succeed on some level at making you squirm, by imagining having to endure the nightmares he puts his characters through,…

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By Ana B (374) on 29 Oct 2008

El asesinato perfecto segÃºn Hitchcock,muy buena…

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By Anonymous User (943) on 29 Oct 2008

I dug it. I was shuffling my feet in anticipation of the ending…

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By Leighton T (328) on 29 Oct 2008

I dug it. I was shuffling my feet in anticipation of the ending…

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