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By John L (999) on 06 Oct 2014

What a great pre-Hollywood Hitchcock. Donat does a great job while on the lam. Madeleine Carroll hold her own as the love interest…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 02 Sep 2014

One of Alfred Hitchcock's best films prior to his move from England to Hollywood, this one features an innocent man who ends up on the run…

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By Kristen P (447) on 03 Aug 2014

The 39 Steps is a must-see Hitchcock feature, crammed with delights and plot twists and also ushering in the impressive reputation he would…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 02 Aug 2014

A black-and-white Hitchcock-classic that continues to entertain even with repeated viewings and nearly 80 years of age since it's initial release…

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By Connor G (714) on 02 Jun 2014

Similarly to other movies I've seen on stage first, my viewing of this was tainted by the superior stage show, and my appreciation is certainly…

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By Esteban G (391) on 21 May 2014

Beautiful, mysterious woman pursued by gunmen. Sounds like a spy story…

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By Brett C (553) on 09 May 2014

Review In A Nutshell: Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps is a film that was much better than I expected…

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By Mike C (1,722) on 04 Apr 2014

Very enjoyable for a film from the 30's…

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By Stephen S (1,614) on 29 Mar 2014

Very good, plenty of twists and turns, which is to be expected with hitchcocks films…

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By Dan M (2,128) on 04 Mar 2014

The espionage plot plays out in a rush, a non stop string of action sequences and chase scenes punctuated by witty dialogue and riveting suspense,…

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By Jason W (956) on 12 Feb 2014

A very slow burn until the hero gets thrown together with the heroine, fleeing across Scottish moors from both the law and the lawless…

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By Bill Z (90) on 07 Dec 2013

Majestically scenic, engrossingly strange. This is the film to show that friend who won't watch old movies because they're too boring…

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By Jared S (820) on 11 Nov 2013

It's impossible for me to pick a single favorite Hitchcock film, but 39 Steps is the perhaps the most endearing to me, with it's intriguing…

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By Joe H (1,381) on 11 Nov 2013

My Favorite Film Is 1941's Citizen Kane…

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By Ben C (1,824) on 08 Nov 2013

An early Hitchcock thriller, this film deserves to be right up there amongst the greats when it comes to mistaken identity/fugitive/espionage…

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By Calvin C (583) on 14 Oct 2013

I wasn't quite sure what to expect…

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By Roman R (421) on 22 May 2013

This is a film definitely worth seeing, a film for anyone whose interested in a thriller, drama, crime, mystery or even a romance, this film…

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By Dan S (1,466) on 28 Apr 2013

Pretty decent for an early Hitchcock film…

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By Tony P (976) on 16 Apr 2013

Better than expected, and a great ending. A little melodramatic but that can be put down to the aging of the art. Enjoyed it…

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By Stephen E (810) on 20 Mar 2013

I wanna stop saying it but I can't Hitchcock is a GENIUS…

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