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By Francis O (17) on 27 Jan 2008

A light-hearted suspense comedy from Hitchcock. Thoroughly enjoyable…

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By Scott W (2,167) on 25 Jan 2008

First-rate early suspenser by Hitch about a lady's disappearance on a train. Good mix of humour, suspense…

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By Nicole B (476) on 24 Jan 2008

It's another one of my favorite Hitchcock movies…

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By Gizzi M (1) on 22 Jan 2008

Woo! I finally got a chance to watch it!! I really liked this movie, it had lots of action and excitement! and not to mention romance…

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By Holly C (238) on 21 Jan 2008

Pretty good overall supsense by Hitchcock; but I have to admit I wouldn't have liked it as much without the comic relief from the cricket match guys…

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By Mitsu C (52) on 21 Jan 2008

A lot of suspense and thrill in this movie, surrounding a mysterious woman. The ending is simply beautiful…

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By Walter C (337) on 21 Jan 2008

I will admit that this movie does take a little while to get going but, when it does get going, it doesn't stop. Another great film by Hitchcock…

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By Mike S (2,123) on 19 Jan 2008

Simple, effective, and not clogged with the unnecessary bullshit that seems to seep through in the later versions (Flightplan, I'm looking at you)…

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By Dustin G (630) on 19 Jan 2008

Simple, effective, and not clogged with the unnecessary bullshit that seems to seep through in the later versions (Flightplan, I'm looking at you)…

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By Matt W (1,718) on 07 Jan 2008

An excellent early Hitchcock film. light and humourous while at the same time edgy and suspenseful…

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By Alexis M (154) on 01 Jan 2008

Alfred hitchcock is clearly the mastermind of directing films after watching the lady vanishes…

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By Brittanie J (64) on 01 Jan 2008

Still an absolute classic - if you can, you should rent the Criterion DVD and turn on the subtitles - the original sound is, admittedly, a…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 29 Dec 2007

An excellent early Hitchcock film. light and humourous while at the same time edgy and suspenseful…

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By Jen P (126) on 27 Dec 2007

The Lady Vanishes offers everything a film needs to be enjoyable and memorable…

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By Curtis P (119) on 23 Dec 2007

Even though it may seem very dated now, more revered (perhaps) by his British audience...this film is an early example of Hitchcock's vision...and…

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By Lanning : (254) on 16 Dec 2007

Clever, a lot of fun, but a little thin. Still it stretches what it has well…

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By Joshua M (939) on 12 Dec 2007

A great early Hitchcock, it has a great light humor and yet you can see some of his suspense that he later devolops in his films…

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By Timothy S (725) on 07 Dec 2007

One of Hitchcock's true gems, this is a light and tense thriller with some great work by Lockwood and Redgrave as the two young flirts suddenly…

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By Simon W (815) on 07 Dec 2007

Possibly my favourite of Hitchcock's films. Tense and funny, it's just as entertaining 70 years on. Honestly…

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By Gábor V (10) on 01 Dec 2007

An excellent early Hitchcock, in which many of the standard elements of his later films are visible--a code hidden in a folk song melody, a…

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