The Wrong Man

It's standard Hitchcock - nothing too fancy or outgoing - yet that's the charm this time.

Not one of Hitchcock's classics but it should be.

I really enjoyed it. Alfred Hitchcock made a movie based on a true story that sounded like a movie he'd make. Sounded interesting.

Very understated and realistic film (for the most part). One of Hitchcock's finest

Limited in its scope by virtue of holding so close to the true story it’s based on, but a great crime thriller none the less.

Haven’t seen this. But how come I gave it an amazing rating but it defaults to 4 out of 5z I don’t GET IT

Stressing in a great way. The nightmare hitchcock was afraid of.

It’s a Hitchcock story without any of the elements that make him enjoyable. It’s cool trying something different, but it’s just not as good.

Hard to see with "now" eyes: I was frustrated at the accused for being so eager to help that he didn't see the danger in doing so.

An interesting concept, but it feels like it was stretched out to fill a runtime.