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By Russell G (1,053) on 10 Nov 2008

Silent Hitchcock is still pretty damned fine Hitchcock! Lot's of atmosphere and suspense in this one, and Hitch is very stylish with the camera…

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By Glen O (56) on 13 Sep 2008

Even with it being a silent film, my attention was kept on it throughout…

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By Emil K (106) on 06 Aug 2008

One of the better films from Hitchcocks silent-era…

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By Francisco F (353) on 06 Aug 2008

Une troublante scene de bain dont on peut penser qu'elle est la matrice lointaine de la scene de la douche de Psychose…

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By Michael H (3,299) on 30 Jul 2008

Early Hitchcock, but you can still find stirrings of the master's style, particularly in the murder scenes and the pursuit of the wrong man…

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By Gg J (30) on 25 Jun 2008

Oh, how I've never loved a silent movie before. Edge of your seat Hitchock wonder…

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By Chad H (396) on 18 Jun 2008

The first silent movie I've seen. Gripping, despite the lack of sound. Impressive, despite the age…

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By Ben P (961) on 03 Jun 2008

I love hitchcock but this is not the best representive of his work…

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By Dan P (806) on 01 Jun 2008

Hitchcock's first full made film. You can see his style, themes & techniques that he uses in his later films start to develop here, eg…

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By Jerome S (106) on 19 May 2008

An interesting early thriller from Alfred Hitchcock, starring Ivor Novello…

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By Seth M (390) on 16 May 2008

One of Hitchcock's first films, which is a silent film. It has the aspects that Hitchcock is known for in his films…

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By Carlos N (46) on 30 Apr 2008

Early Hitchcock is definitely not my favorite one, but this movie doesn't disappoint…

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By Jason K (1,459) on 19 Apr 2008

I killed two birds with one stone by watching this and listening to David Lynch's latest sound project, The Air is on Fire, both for the first…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 31 Mar 2008

The second silent movie...but this is a first movie of that kind which experimented with a different genre ....it is not comedy but it will…

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By Claudette H (14) on 31 Mar 2008

I haven't seen alot of silent films, but this really impressed me. The music is excellent and the story keeps u hooked…

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By Matt B (1,998) on 22 Mar 2008

There are times when I really want to say this is the best film Hitchcock ever made…

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By Private U (13,627) on 20 Mar 2008

Wow, this is a very good film, yet so few people have seen it! That should be a crime…

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By April M (262) on 23 Feb 2008

With this film it is the first real flash of Hitch's brilliance. One of my favorite silent films. An incredible exercise in atmosphere…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 17 Feb 2008

Im surprised I enjoyed What Women Want. The Lodger and Murder…

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By Corey D (237) on 07 Feb 2008

Hitchcock first thriller. This early silent masterpiece draws a heavy influence from German expressionism…

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