It always amazes me when I see a movie of this caliber. With Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, and a list of fantastic supporting actors, this movie has a little bit of everything and was incredibly well-crafted. It flows from scene to scene, making it entertaining and rewarding to watch. Love story, action, mystery, incredible actors, interesting characters, great use of a breathtaking location (Mount Rushmore), a plot that is completely well-conceived and a script that is well-written, fused with the unique film shooting style for which Hitchcock is renowned.

I haven’t enjoyed all of Alfred Hitchcock’s movies, but this is definitely one of his storytelling masterpieces. If you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend it. It’s one I’ll be watching again.

This is the fourth Hitchcock movie I’ve seen and the first one I enjoyed at all. It’s still slow, but it really kept my interest.

Watched this a few nights ago, on recommendation from several people. I enjoyed this film – the premise was interesting (and rather terrifying, actually), and I did enjoy watching the story unfold. At times, though, I thought it moved a bit slow, and I didn’t really “get” the love story – not a lot of chemistry there, IMO. But, on the whole, it was a good film. I probably won’t watch it again, but I’m glad to have seen it.

I love ol’ Hitch, but I watched this movie soo many times to get the gist of it; You got this sauve debonair businessman, who gets unwittingly caught up in a cause of mistaken identity,and accused of being a spy; And to Cary Grant of ALL people; Then of course you got the woman(Eva Marie Saint) playing a “bad girl” who looks like a “nice girl”; Oh yeah, the plane sequence is something no doubt; but to me, it’s not my cup of tea;