My favorite Hitchcock film.

This is one of his earlier films -- which are often overlooked by fans. PLEASE post more. He has such a rare talent for making thrilling mysteries. And it would be a treat to see more of his films here on Hulu.

The male star (Michael Redgrave) is not a photographer he is gathering old folk songs and dances and writing a book. It is suspensful but there is no horror involved. It is one of Hitchock' early spy movies set in a fictional country which presages World War II. It is not one of his best but quite entertaining..

This was a charming early Hitchcock comedy about a woman (Margaret Lockwood) who gets hit on the head and is cared for by an elderly Englishwoman (Dame May Witty), who mysteriously vanishes on a train. It was, in fact, his last British film before heading to America and Hollywood.After she vanishes, everyone denies ever seeing her. Only Michael Redgrave comes to her aid and helps her search for the woman. The comedy part of the movie is over, and now we change to a thriller. Their search uncovers a conspiracy as the woman has some valuable information.The final part of the film is something of an action film as there is a big shootout and an escape by train. We have a little North by Northwest, and The General in the film, as well as The 39 Steps.It was all good fun.

fantastic movie, a hitchcock classic. keeps you on the edge of your seat- so much better than its modern reinterpretation (or rip-off?) "flight plan." the chemistry & bantering between the leads is great, as well as the twist ending. one of my favorite movies- the definition of a classic, one that stays fresh & enjoyable with each passing decade. watch it & love it.