The Man Who Knew Too Much

I am totally amazed by the frequent high rating of this movie. It's all very predictable and not very interesting.....and hardly full of suspense. Not a Hitchcock masterpiece!

This is Drama, James stewart & Doris Day were amazing, Alfred Hitchcock made this movie with excitement and thrilling, this is something that you'll should watch!!

I always loved this movie. Every 5 to 7 years I watch it again and think....wow, why don´t they make movies like this anymore. A must see...

I got This movie thinking i could watch it almost immediately, no more than a half hour or so. BUT, IT TAKES 4 HOURS TO DOWNLOAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HAVE NEVER HAD ANYTHING TAKE THIS LONG! CALL ME IMPATIENT BUT THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!!!!!!!! Don't get me wrong i love this movie its just itunes thats making me mad.

I'm 13 and I love this movie. Despite what other people say about it being boring, cheesy and how Doris day lacked in her performance; I can not see how they can say that. This is the best hitchock film out there. Much better than Rear Window (although my dad disagrees).

I'm 12 and my grandparents forced me to watch it with them. and i LOVED it!! it's great! totally worth the money.

This movies shows how much of a master Hitchcock was with his work. Please take the time to watch this movie.

Having this the sixth Alfred Hitchcock film I've seen to date ranks somewhat dissapointing in many elements; however ranks nothing short of a decent movie. This is indeed the only film Hitchcock ever intended to remake in comparison to the original 1938 version, Hitchcock cited this in a somewhat vain mannor of how the original was the master of an "amateur" and how this update was the work of a "master". The film overall, takes place in an exotic setting far most unique then anything Hitchcock has shot within that particular time of his carrer. Originally Hitchcock was going to do a film involving a private investigator (supposively starring James Stewart) and a mysterious love interest with a woman (Grace Kelly was originally going to star), however the setting within Africa was difficult to shoot; so Hitchcock sheved the film. The storyline for this remake is significantly different from the original (even though I haven't seen the original), with the new setting and modifications with the storyline. The movie overall is decent however seems again below the standard storyline Hitchcock is going for typically. The film is indeed well acted and James Stewart and Doris Day may have a few flaws however, it ranks to be overall a decent film portraying a collapsing family stuck in a frightning situation.

Some people think this movie starts a little slow, but once it gets going it really gets going. The end scenes in the Albert Hall are perfectly constructed. Great suspense! And great acting, one of Doris Days only dramatic roles.

Good Alfred Hitchcock is really good director should get it.