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By Muggsy L (23) on 03 Jan 2017

Another masterpiece from Alfred Hitchcock…

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By Choen L (49) on 08 Oct 2016

Doris Day is the maximum dosage symbol of a motherhood in desperate rescue of her child encapsulated by this very performance in this film…

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By Daniel T (1,126) on 09 Aug 2016

A reoccurring character in Hitchcock's films is the ordinary man who is drawn into a world of trouble…

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By Kevin J (569) on 18 Jul 2016

The Man Who Knew Too Much may not be as acclaimed historically as other Alfred Hitchcock films, but it certainly should be…

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By Enaid N (64) on 02 Jul 2016

Slow and boring. I have come to the conclusion that I do not care for Jimmy Stewart and I prefer Doris Day in comedies…

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By Ron M (188) on 01 Jul 2016

The forced ending was such a cop out…

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By Dean H (238) on 27 Mar 2016

I haven't seen the 30's version yet, but I thought this was pretty good…

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By Spencer P (651) on 12 Feb 2016

The plot kills this movie stone dead - it is so far fetched it defies belief…

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By Steven R (399) on 12 Feb 2016

The plot kills this movie stone dead - it is so far fetched it defies belief…

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By Jennifer T (990) on 16 Nov 2015

Not my favorite Hitchcock film. I prefer Psycho over this. Great cinematography but not a great film…

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By Francisco S (456) on 06 Jun 2015

WOW......WOW......WOW......WOW.....SUPERB.......BRILLIANT......FANTASTIC......GENIUS......MAN I HAVE JUST SEEN THIS MOVIE 4 THE 1ST TIME N…

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By Sheridan P (155) on 08 Apr 2015

I am not a lover of these oldy foldy films, and am just watching because I am not familiar with Hitchock's work, but I rate this film because…

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By Greg W (4,011) on 17 Mar 2015

Lavish remake that manages what a remakes should do improves upon the 1934 UK version…

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By Ben R (1,048) on 20 Jan 2015

La vi por segunda vez y me parecio que hay fallas en el argumento , a pesar de eso se deja disfrutar del buen hacer del seÃ±or Hitchcock…

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By Jose Luis M (587) on 20 Jan 2015

La vi por segunda vez y me parecio que hay fallas en el argumento , a pesar de eso se deja disfrutar del buen hacer del seÃ±or Hitchcock…

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By Scott R (2,451) on 27 Nov 2014

A solid Hitchcock entry that starts a bit slow but gains steam…

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By Luca D (431) on 02 Sep 2014

Hitchcock remakes his classic British thriller and replaces the grit for gloss, and changes the mother from a competitive rifle shooter to…

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By Trevor L (389) on 06 Jul 2014

Slow at first, but it builds to something tense and dynamic…

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By Rosemary K (49) on 12 Jun 2014

A very good movie; different from the 1934 version only in scope and technology...and the fact that James Stewart is always worth seeing. B+…

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By Walter S (58) on 05 Apr 2014

The debate still rages as to whether Alfred Hitchcock's 1956 remake of The Man Who Knew Too Much is superior to his own original 1934 version…

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