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By Claire B (450) on 29 Nov 2009

I love this movie. Really typically brilliant Hitchcock, and Jimmy Stewart is always great. Really great movie…

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By Mike S (2,123) on 24 Nov 2009

Im a Doris Day Fan...I like the intrigue in this one, Not only does Doris do well in comedy and musicals, shes a great dramatic star too…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 24 Nov 2009

Doris Day and Jimmy Stewart team up in this thriller that takes place in Morocco and in London. This is where Que Sera,Sera go its start…

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By Edgar C (1,352) on 13 Nov 2009

And Hitchcock again. Performances, cast, plot, suspense, direction and settings are all spectacular…

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By Jonathan S (1,990) on 29 Oct 2009

This Hitchcock film just wasn't working for me. Many of the scenes were long, drawn out and down right unnecessary at times…

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By G R (137) on 23 Oct 2009

Actually one of the worse Hitchcock films, but one of the most interesting. I liked it a lot, but it does run a bit long…

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By David W (2,010) on 23 Oct 2009

Actually one of the worse Hitchcock films, but one of the most interesting. I liked it a lot, but it does run a bit long…

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By Eric K (492) on 21 Oct 2009

Though not my favorite Hitchcock film (Vertigo would hold that title), this was very entertaining nonetheless…

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By Cassie P (127) on 14 Oct 2009

Doris Day and Alfred Hitchcock...all in one film? I'm SO on board…

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By Frank M (727) on 14 Oct 2009

Doris Day and Alfred Hitchcock...all in one film? I'm SO on board…

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By John M (4,356) on 09 Oct 2009

I'm not very fond of this kind of story but Hitchcock always manages to make something even out of his worst films…

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By Martin Å (401) on 09 Oct 2009

I'm not very fond of this kind of story but Hitchcock always manages to make something even out of his worst films…

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By Martin T (888) on 08 Oct 2009

Doris Day is a plastic figurine, a Kewpie doll that sings. The boy is a tiresome, cloying brat. There's some lousy rear projection…

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By Ariel V (143) on 02 Oct 2009

Good, Great music, the Albert hall scene rocks... couldn't help but laughing at the background screens :)…

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By Jennifer D (523) on 27 Aug 2009

Favorite scenes are throwing of the chairs at the bad guys & ski scene with the man covering his eyes... Good Hitchcock movie…

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By Rosemarie S (329) on 27 Aug 2009

Favorite scenes are throwing of the chairs at the bad guys & ski scene with the man covering his eyes... Good Hitchcock movie…

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By Thomas B (1,990) on 21 Aug 2009

This is a really good movie. the plot is interesting and the acting is heart wrenching. hitchcock doing what he does best…

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By Joaquin R (9) on 21 Aug 2009

This is a really good movie. the plot is interesting and the acting is heart wrenching. hitchcock doing what he does best…

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By Dave R (1,620) on 17 Aug 2009

I recently watched the original and enjoyed it. my only criticism being the lack of any explanation on the assassination plot…

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By Andrew R (1,534) on 30 Jul 2009

A very memorable Hitchcock film. Although slow at first, the suspense escalates into a very memorable climax…

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