The rear projection is actually disgusting to look at. Why is the opening set in Morocco at all? What's the point, if it's going to look as bad as that? Apart from that, I really liked the Ambrose Chapel scene, but everything else was just bland mishaps, misunderstandings, and Que fucking Sera.

A very well-crafted film. What it lacks in common sense it makes up for in sheer entertainment value.

The suspense is underwhelming, almost like the tension went up and down throughout rather than building upon itself. Of course it's still a decent movie, and there are quite a few memorable moments like everyone says, but as a whole it was disappointing. Also, I wouldn't have minded one bit if Doris Day had sang "Que Sera Sera" about ten less times :)

The story started fine, but there was several lame scenes and I did not like much of London part. The Albert Hall scene was okay though. Many actors lost their touch soon from the half of the movie.

loved all the music, james stewart is james stewart, doris day does some real acting as well as singing, but it's not the best put together film

Points for being Hitch but not a memorable one. Features some incredibly bad rear projection shots for no reason. Plus Doris Day and the kid are constantly trying to out-annoy each other.

I found this film to be quite entertaining. It has some extremely memorable moments, most notably the Albert Hall scene, and the church. I was disappointed by a few aspects of the film, such as the child actor, and the extremely abrupt ending. I was actually laughing during the end credits. That being said, most of the film is an interesting mystery, and the conclusion was quite thrilling. Great!

An enjoyable trifle, but only because of the remarkable Albert Hall sequence that closes the film. Without that sequence, the rest of the film just didn't have enough too make it all that engaging or suspenseful. The little kid kind of creeped me out, and Doris Day did little (or had little to do) with her character. The drama kind of fizzles, because once over the initial shock about the fate of the boy, we never really feel like he's in any real danger, even if the parents do.

The climax is one of the most exhilarating moments in cinema for me. The rapid-fire editing techniques really help to create an emotional impact. It's endlessly rewatchable.

Not my favourite Hitchcock, but as always Stewart is supreme.

Worse than the original. What's up with the constant trick photography? Boring, unsuspenseful and badly acted by everyone.

A thriller with an interesting family dynamic, it sadly sputters to a finish after the excellent Albert Hall Scene.

Good, well-made thriller. Even Doris Day's song is integral to the plot!

The ending showed how seriously you're supposed to take a hitchcock movie (not very), and I thought it was quite good/funny. And lol @ singling the boy out as a subpar actor. All of the bit players in this movie are predictably horrible.

baram jalebe ke filmi ba rythme kond betoone suspense dastan ro hefz kone. sequence symphony orchestra hall jaleb o beyaadmoondanie. talighe shadid az chand jahat kamelan be binande tazrigh mishe: zan, orchestra, ghatele poshte parde va mard ke khodesho be aab o atish mizane. jalebe ke hitchcock ghesmathaye mokhtalefe orchestra ro ba sabr o hoseleh neshoon mide va nazdike noghteye oje, be sorat notehaye musique ro ba doorbin rad mikone. hata 2ta senj ro amadeh jeloye doorbin migire!