The 39 Steps
Mystery • NR • 1935 • 1 hr 26 min
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Twisty thriller that follows a man wrongfully accused of murder & his attempts to clear his name, lesser-known but wonderful Hitchcock film
A great thriller of mistaken identity. Hitchcock was a master storyteller.
Great thriller about a man who gets accused of murder. Classic Hitchcock!
Masterfully crafted. Brilliantly directed. Excellently shot. Wonderfully edited. It should be a must watch from Hitchcock's portfolio.
Hitchcock was the master of the “Wrong Man” trope, and this film is among his best.
Man falsely accused, check. On the run, check. Spy ring, check. Scenes on a train, check. Hitchcock blonde, check. The blueprint 4all2 come.
Classic Hitchcock film. It certainly isn’t his best but it also isn’t his worst.
This is a fantastic spy thriller that centers around mistaken identity.
This is my favourite version of the story. Get a group of friends and give it a shot
This and Young & Innocent makes a good double feature.
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