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By Andrew K (2,033) on 22 Feb 2009

Quizas si no hubiese visto primero el remake de 1956, me hubiese gustado mas... pero creo que el remake es muchisimo mejor…

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By Claire T (1,124) on 11 Feb 2009

I rarely like re-makes better, but the plot seems rather quickly thrown together in this version…

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By David H (2,838) on 22 Jan 2009

Not the masters best, still at a time when he was learning his trade…

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By Brian H (1,202) on 21 Dec 2008

Damn good fun, I never cared about the characters once in this picture but it rolls along at such a strong pace with such entertaining turns…

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By Nathan F (268) on 21 Dec 2008

Damn good fun, I never cared about the characters once in this picture but it rolls along at such a strong pace with such entertaining turns…

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By Cassandra M (558) on 14 Dec 2008

In the novel, THE SECRET AGENT, Joseph Conrad had dissected the world of anarchists, double agents and spies, and police in the East End of…

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By Jukka K (230) on 07 Dec 2008

I like Hitchcock's visual directing but the usual suspense isn't there and apart from Lorre acting isn't that great…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 06 Dec 2008

It's not exactly Hitchcock's best especially because of the trigger-happy ending. I must see Hitchcock's remake of this film…

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By Stephen S (1,614) on 01 Dec 2008

Early Alfred Hitchcock…

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By Hannah M (863) on 31 Oct 2008

Cinematographically not as excellent as the usual Hitchcock, but it has all the usual glorious Alfred-y elements, that are manifested later…

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By Reuben P (49) on 24 Oct 2008

While entertaining, the 1956 remake is superior…

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By Anis T (131) on 17 Sep 2008

Though Hitch's first international success, it lacks some of visual omph of his later works. But an exciting and brutal climax make it worth seeing…

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By Wieland R (64) on 17 Sep 2008

Not at all near the level of Hitch's other work. It looked a bit amateurlike. I do want to see the James Stewart version of this film…

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By Neil M (343) on 15 Sep 2008

Now very dated. I'd like to see the 50's version…

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By Siobhan G (89) on 13 Sep 2008

Fairly good movie, lots of action and the pace was good. Peter Lorre was excellent, as always…

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By Caleb M (788) on 02 Aug 2008

It's scrappier and shorter, but plays out a little better as an adventure story with bite vs. the James Stewart-led re-make…

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By Henrik T (27) on 02 Aug 2008

It's scrappier and shorter, but plays out a little better as an adventure story with bite vs. the James Stewart-led re-make…

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Review of The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)

By Meghan D (93) on 09 Jul 2008

A very good pulp thriller that features quite a bizarre police stand-off towards the end. Is there anyone that plots cleaner than Hitchcock? B+…

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By Peter B. R (9) on 02 Jul 2008

Not the best movie of Hitchcock, in fact is quite boring. far away of other Hitchcock movies as Vertigo and The Rear Window…

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By Jonathan P (1,108) on 01 Jul 2008

Kind of boring, but funny how the british quirks come out, like when they are in the middle of a shootout, they are sipping tea, its a good…

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