The most boring heist movie I've ever seen. They just sit around and try to be witty for most of the movie. zzzz

Great classic heist movie, once again Audrey Hepburn is adorable.

This movie wasn't a masterpiece of any kind but it was charming (mostly because of Hepburn) and very watchable. I didn't find it funny but the story was decent enough for me to make it through. I was impressed with the sheer amount of shit O'Toole could hide in his clothes and you gotta love a cast list that includes someone named "Moustache."

About as believable and much more enjoyable than most of these modern heist movies. Better humor than you might expect. Hepburn and O'Toole worked well together.

"HTSAM" is a charming, utterly hilarious and brilliantly executed comedy. O'Toole and Hepburn make for a great on-screen couple and the fact that they never worked together again is a mystery. And a pity. And another reason to watch this masterpiece again and again and again. Hugh Griffith also provides a wonderful performance, while the genius dialogues are probably the most valuable asset of what is Wyler's best film.

I love it when she looks round the closet for the last time.

One of Audrey Hepburn's best. Great dialogue and chemistry, original premise and great cinematography.

More evidence (along with Funny Face) that Hollywood just could not fathom who to cast alongside Hepburn's extraordinary talents. Almost anyone but O'Toole would have been better.

Nice heist romance comedy.

Very good romantic comedy with captivating performances by the two leads. There's some good wit, the movie moves along at a nice pace and there's an entertaining heist scene central to the plot.

Light romantic comedy, one of the better Audrey Hepburn films, in my opinion. She and O'Toole are charming, the story moves along at a good pace, with a satisfying ending. The heist is a nice bit of clever plotting. The humor is occasionally undermined by annoyingly wacky music cues ("boiiiing!").

Cute, but the end starts to drag and lacks the same energy the beginning had.

Charming. Clever. Delightful. Hepburn

This is a delightfully dated comedy that stylishly develops its characters. O'Toole and Hepburn have wonderful chemistry. O'Toole's character, Simon Dermott, has a flair for comically studied nonchalance, and some fantastically witty dialogue. The films comedic style is representative of it's era, like a subdued Pink Panther with an enhanced romantic subplot, which I enjoyed very much.

Delightful movie, with great casting and very chic story. I would love to know how the magnet moved the key around the square corner on the cupboard though!