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Rating: Q=6, P=6 / Average OJ
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Thriller, Suspense, Nazi, Spy, Psychological, Romance
One of Hitchcock's finest films. Ingrid Bergman's performance is fantastic and, in my opinion, makes the film as engaging and exciting as it is. Timing, dialogue, angles, and music create the perfect edge-of-seat viewing experience.
Strangers On A Train (Alfred Hitchcock, 1951)
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Rating: Q=7, P=6 / Can't Get Enough
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Thriller, Suspense, Psychological
Robert Walker's performance is absolutely creepy. Strangers on a Train is exhilarating disturbing, and a beautiful work of art. There are few scenes in cinema that can compare to the carnival catastrophe ending of this film- so intense and scary. Hitchcock keeps us on the edge of our seats, as always.
