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Man Who Knew Too Much

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Average Rating: 4.5
 
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54 out of 54 people found this review helpful.

Que Sera Sera:The Man Who Knew Too Much

Date of Review:  May 3, 2009
The Bottom Line: A remake of Hitchcock's 1934 black and white thriller, this one features Doris Day as an atypical Hitchcock blond. Worth watching.
Review: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)

Alfred Hitchcock, had two film careers; basically starting in his native England and working nearly twenty years making movies for Gainsborough, British International and similar firms, later being hired by...
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  4.0

by: George_Chabot
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
Doris Day, Hitchcock, Suspense, James...
Cons
A bit long and slow moving at first
 
41 out of 41 people found this review helpful.

Jimmy Stewart and Hitch Make Beautiful Music Together

Date of Review:  May 11, 2008
The Bottom Line: This Alfred Hitchcock classic suspense-thriller, set in exotic Morocco and well acted by James Stewart and Doris Day, will keep you guessing to the end.
Review: Alfred Hitchcock's "The Man Who Knew Too Much" is a suspense-thriller remake of his own movie from 1934 starring Leslie Banks, Edna Best and Peter Lorre. This 1956 version stars one of Hitchcock's favorites, James Stewart as well as singer, rom-com...
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  5.0

by: lindeisha
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
* Calculated suspense
* Musical...
Cons
Doris Day?s music might be a little too...
 
36 out of 36 people found this review helpful.

Hitchcock Remakes Himself

Date of Review:  Oct 11, 2008
The Bottom Line: I'm glad I now know too much.
Review: Every year it seems, more and more old movies are remade for modern audiences. And every year, people complain about the lack of original ideas in Hollywood. Yet one director many consider a master of the craft wasn't afraid of the remake. In fact,...
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  5.0

by: carstairs38
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
Acting and the second half of the story
Cons
First quarter can be a little slow
 
26 out of 26 people found this review helpful.

Kidnapping- Hitchcock Style

Date of Review:  Jul 25, 2002
The Bottom Line: A suspenseful film with great performances by Doris Day and James Stewart. This is not to be missed!
Review: The Man Who Knew Too Much is one of the most chillingly suspenseful films I have ever seen. A remake by the same name and the same director, this film is the more impressive of the two. Doris Day and James Stewart act together their only time in...
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  5.0

by: myepinionis
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
Stunning performances by Doris Day &...
Cons
None
 
19 out of 19 people found this review helpful.

What a suspense

Date of Review:  Jan 29, 2000
Review: Like all Alfred Hitchcock movies, this one is best viewed more than once. Some of the subtle give-aways in the beginning of the movie are better appreciated when you see it again. This is another movie that I noticed the hands were shown. When James...
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  5.0

by: jtatkinson
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
Keeps you alert
Cons
None
 
16 out of 16 people found this review helpful.

Starts slowly, but Hitchcock's mastery emerges

Date of Review:  Jun 30, 2000
The Bottom Line: Don't let the presence of perky Doris Day keep you from watching it.
Review: I think that Alfred Hitchock's 1956 remake in color of his 1934 thriller "The Man Who Knew Tooo Much: is under-rated. It can't stand comparison with the two supreme Hitchcock films with James Stewart two years before and two years after it ("Rear...
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  4.0

by: Stephen_Murray
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
Doris Day(!), London goings-on
Cons
the first half is slow and remains...
 
13 out of 13 people found this review helpful.

The Man Who Knew Too Much: Your Worst Travel Nightmare

Date of Review:  Sep 16, 2000
Review: Hitchcock apparently liked this story so much he filmed it twice, early on in his career in 1934 and later at the height of his popularity with one of his favorite leading man. Though the basic story is the same, the location got more exotic,...
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  4.0

by: lskrzyniarz
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
Murder, suspense and mayhem - typical...
Cons
A little slow to get going.
 
10 out of 10 people found this review helpful.

Suspense and a little humor from the master himself Hitchcock

Date of Review:  Jul 18, 2001
The Bottom Line: Another excellent suspense film from Hitchcock. The cast is wonderful as well.
Review: This is another Hitchcock classic, not up there with North by Northwest or Rear Window, but still very good. James Stewart stars as an American tourist traveling Europe and Africa with his with and son. By pure chance and coincidence Stewart...
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  4.0

by: captainloud
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
The comedy and brilliance of James...
Cons
The last scene is a little weak
 
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

A Hitchcock Gem

Date of Review:  Jul 1, 2000
Review: If you are a Hitchcock fan, or even a mystery fan, or even a black and white fan, or even just like a good movie, this movie will do you. Not only is it a Hitchcock mystery, which grips you on its own, its also a Hitchcock with a sense of humor...
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  4.0

by: willa_dsk
Recommended to buy: Yes

Pros
great song, griping mystery
Cons
a bit slow
 

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