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By Devon (77) on 01 Oct 2008

The 39 steps is one of Hitchock's best british movies. It's very clever, and highly suspenseful…

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By Devon B (391) on 01 Oct 2008

The 39 steps is one of Hitchock's best british movies. It's very clever, and highly suspenseful…

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By Adam C (1,312) on 28 Sep 2008

Hitchcock sets the standard for himself…

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By Liam O (157) on 28 Sep 2008

[FONT=Courier New] The 39 Steps by Alfred Hitchcock was brilliant…

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By Frances A (53) on 23 Sep 2008

Wonderful, classic thriller with romantic twists…

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By Sharon F (69) on 19 Sep 2008

Watched this last night. It was a lot of fun and really quite clever…

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By Ethan T (324) on 18 Sep 2008

Still a cracking good lark, and now I know where Harry Enfield got his ideas for the Mr Cholmondely-Warner sketches…

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By Lucas Y (771) on 14 Sep 2008

For the 30's 'twas amazing, carzy SCottish accents…

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By Siobhan G (89) on 13 Sep 2008

Decent enough movie, but I had to laugh at the lead's accent considering his character is supposed to be Canadian…

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By Henrik T (27) on 07 Sep 2008

Helt klart en av mina Hitchcockfavoriter…

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By Richard B (1,390) on 07 Sep 2008

The first book I ever read and possibly the first film I ever watched. If you get the chance go and see the stage version too. All versions excellent…

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By Chrisanne S (256) on 05 Sep 2008

Great Hitchcock. The banter between Donat and Carroll is great and the cottager's wife is heart-breaking…

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By Brett W (781) on 05 Sep 2008

Very well done and witty British thriller…

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By Jack W (1,198) on 04 Sep 2008

Liked this film quite a bit. Donat was suave and the screwball comedy bits were great…

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By Waldo I (176) on 30 Aug 2008

Uf el maestro Hitchcock si que tenia la formula esto es el misterio al cien…

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By Nia A (33) on 30 Aug 2008

Classic Hitchcock. One that is often underrated or even forgotten…

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By Kmm . (183) on 21 Aug 2008

A rancher is on vacation in England, when a lady shows up at his door with a map in her hand and a knife in her back, mumbling something about…

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By David D (2,198) on 17 Aug 2008

Not really one of my favourites. His later movies are much more memorable when he'd perfected his thrilling suspense…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 16 Aug 2008

Just like The Lady Vanishes in that the first 15 minutes or so are pretty dull (although important to the plot), but once it gets going it…

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By Patrick Y (105) on 15 Aug 2008

Overall, a bit uneven (ranges from moody Expressionist to romantic comedy), but a great introduction to themes Hitchcock would visit throughout…

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