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By Michael H (3,299) on 31 May 2008

Women in movies back then had curves. Huzzah…

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By Daniel S (2,332) on 31 May 2008

Engaging, subversive, fast-moving Hitchcock thriller that is surprisingly entertaining. I kind of see it as a cousin to Rope…

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By Scot Q (49) on 30 May 2008

Bruno Anthony is one of the creepiest characters I have ever seen in a movie, he made my skin crawl…

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By Mark N (906) on 28 May 2008

Amazing story about a tennis player unknowingly hiring a psychopathic stranger to murder his estranged wife…

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By Jordan R (884) on 28 May 2008

Amazing story about a tennis player unknowingly hiring a psychopathic stranger to murder his estranged wife…

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By Gregg D (110) on 24 May 2008

Just saw it tonight 5/24/08 on PBS. Masterful! Bruno rivals Norman. My 1st Viewing: Alfred Hitchcock…

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By Michael R (2,154) on 24 May 2008

Entrusting a Patricia Highsmith novel into the hands of Alfred Hitchcock is a match made in (psychologically creepy) heaven…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 24 May 2008

Hitchcock at his best, he manages to create a great sense of suspense throughout the film…

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By Matthew K (819) on 19 May 2008

Granger plays his character well in this film, Walker does an all too good job at playing the psychotic Bruno Anthony. Wonderful movie…

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By Mackenzie S (239) on 18 May 2008

I always thought I had seen this. Turn out no. Saw it this weekend for the first time. It could not have been hyped enough…

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By Chelsea E (49) on 17 May 2008

Very good, classic Hitchcock thriller. Not quite as tense as his best, but still a very solid film…

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By Michael T (3,420) on 17 May 2008

Had some great Hitchcock-ian characters notably the incredibly intelligent girlfriend…

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By Aidan O (8) on 15 May 2008

It has the best 'oh no the merry-go-round is going out of control!' bit ever…

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By Adam M (1,526) on 08 May 2008

A masterpiece. Don't miss out on this Hitchcock thriller. You will be at the edge of your seat…

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By Frederick M (227) on 08 May 2008

A masterpiece. Don't miss out on this Hitchcock thriller. You will be at the edge of your seat…

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By Meaghan C (139) on 08 May 2008

A masterpiece. Don't miss out on this Hitchcock thriller. You will be at the edge of your seat…

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By Bill P (302) on 05 May 2008

I strongly suggest watching the British version of ths film. The U.S. version omitts scenes pertaining to Bruno's character / chemistry with Guy…

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By Ben P (961) on 05 May 2008

Creepy little character piece that builds and builds in that classic Hitchcock manner to a big climax…

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By Brigitta B (5) on 03 May 2008

Never can get enough of the subtlety of Hitch films…

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By Kayleigh F (42) on 03 May 2008

Excellent film. Suspense filled, with some laughs at the end. Bruno is extremely menacing…

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