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By Josè M (1,677) on 28 Apr 2010

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 James M (2,946) on 27 Apr 2010

Not one of Hitchcock's best, still a very watchable film with some real intrigue early on in the story…

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By Ricky L (88) on 19 Apr 2010

Vintage Hitchcock conspiracy thriller. I'd never really noticed how good Jimmy Stewart's comic timing was before…

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By Jeremy S (1,980) on 10 Apr 2010

Another great Hitchcock production. Again James Stewart plays the leading character alongside Doris Day…

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By Melissa M (577) on 01 Mar 2010

Much better than the original, this story is suspenseful and masterfully done…

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By Alexandra P (125) on 01 Mar 2010

Much better than the original, this story is suspenseful and masterfully done…

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By Steven B (910) on 25 Feb 2010

(I'm amazed: Doris Day's performance is really strong, yo! I had no idea…

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By Tomek S (237) on 22 Feb 2010

Unfortunately, the ending somehow killed the pleasure of watching it…

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By Kirk P (33) on 15 Jan 2010

Everything about it is dead on accurate. The only problem AT ALL is that Ambrose Chapel is clearly a place... and everyone knows it…

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By Johanna D (17) on 15 Jan 2010

Everything about it is dead on accurate. The only problem AT ALL is that Ambrose Chapel is clearly a place... and everyone knows it…

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By Josh G (853) on 14 Jan 2010

The Man who knew too much' is a remade 1955/1956 film by the same director the legend Alfred Hitchcock, Hitchcock remade the film with James…

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By Giuseppe P (190) on 31 Dec 2009

Love Hitchy, and Stewart. Great film, about a man who recives some information, and his son gets kidnaped for it…

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By Nathaniel C (181) on 31 Dec 2009

Love Hitchy, and Stewart. Great film, about a man who recives some information, and his son gets kidnaped for it…

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By Troy M (285) on 31 Dec 2009

Love Hitchy, and Stewart. Great film, about a man who recives some information, and his son gets kidnaped for it…

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By Christian L (269) on 31 Dec 2009

Love Hitchy, and Stewart. Great film, about a man who recives some information, and his son gets kidnaped for it…

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By Sophie G (60) on 28 Dec 2009

Ah la scÃ¨ne sur la place Jemaa El Fna de Marrakech !! Mais qui est donc Ambrose Chapel…

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By Ben G (949) on 25 Dec 2009

An almost-epic Hitchcock masterpiece. The Albert Hall sequence is one of the most brilliantly crafted suspense scenes in film history…

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By Niklas R (22) on 17 Dec 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 Jukka K (230) on 06 Dec 2009

Worse than the original. What's up with the constant trick photography? Boring, unsuspenseful and badly acted by everyone…

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By John Y (1,135) on 29 Nov 2009

Great Hitchock film, and Doris Day sings her trademark song to boot…

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