The Man Who Knew Too Much

  • 1956


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Positive Reviews 9
Average Rating 4.0/5
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3.8
Each version has certain elements superior to the other, but both films rank as minor Hitchcock works. Combust Ible Celluloid
3.0
Theres no doubt that this colour remake is technically more accomplished, while the deft tinkering with the finale adds considerably to the suspense. Radio Times
4.5
Far superior to the 1934 version, The Man Who Knew Too Much, underestimated at its 1956 release, should be considered as one of Hitchcocks masterpiece .. Emanuellevy
4.0
In 1956, Hitch mounted an elaborate remake which lacks the originals crisp pace, but makes up for it with star value, sumptuous colour and sustained s .. Empire
4.0
And it ends with a marvelously spectacular explosion, just before the title card. Total Film
4.0
A suspense film that can run two hours without the audience getting restless must be pretty good. Hollywood Reporter
3.8
Theres certainly plenty within The 39 Steps worth admiring and enjoying eg Richards initial escape aboard a Scotland bound train is quite exciting and .. Reel Film
2.5
But with the signorina its not the actingits the architecture.The story is simple. Ny Times
4.0
Even middling Hitchcock is a cut above most thrillers.And if youre lucky enough to catch it in high definition, youre in for a tangible treat. Sky
5.0
The plot merely connects together a string of set pieces, but those sequences are masterfully done. Movie Martyr



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