Beautiful technicolor and great performances, with a good mystery behind it making for an overall enjoyable experience. I was a bit disappointed though, considering that the 50s were such an incredible decade for Hitchcock.

Classic 50's Hitchcock that delivers everything but a good story and likeable characters. I don't care what they say about Grace Kelly; she's no actress.

Really good piece of cinema.

A light weight but just too charming not to love.

...it's all because of Kelly's acting, I just can't stand the woman.

I waited anxiously to see who the thief was and it was a little disappointing but I enjoyed the scene that it took place in. A couple things didn't flow as smoothly as it should have but Grant and Kelly gave great performances and like others have said, she, and the scenery are both beautiful.

in filmo doos daram. dastane ghashangi dare. baziha kheili khooban makhsoosan 4 naghshe aval, vali man bazie maloose Grace Kelly kheili va jazabiat o shakhsiate Cary Grant kheili bem maze dad! vali behtarin chize in film dialoghaye mahshareshe. entekhabe location ha ham khoob bood be ezafeye oonche man esmesho gozashtam "realisme hitchcocki" va gharar ham nis joz khodam kasi azash chizi befahme :)

Contrived like much of Hitchcock's stuff but partly makes up for it in flair, flamboyance and some sharp dialogue. The French Riviera as a backdrop and Grace Kelly don't hurt either.

Cary Grant and the beautiful Grace Kelly stars in this suspensful movie from none other than Alfred Hitchcock. The film took place in the French Riviera and jewelry were stolen and fingers were pointed at Grant's The Cat character and he must prove he didn't have anything to do with it. It has little suspense with a good story and Grace Kelly was sexy in this.

To Catch A Thief was a little disappointing. I was expecting some thrills, but instead I got a pretty good mystery. The performances were great as well as the Hermann score, but it I was expecting a lot more, especially when it was Hitchcock at the top of his career. Definitely worth a watch, Grant is charming, and Kelly is always beautiful, and Hitchcock leads them both in great performances.

Slight, forgettable, but very elegant Hitchcock.

Plays not in the leagues of "Vertigo" or "Rear Window" but definitely worth to watch. The landscape is stunning and Hitchcock captured some nice shots, but the story isn´t very interesting. Grace Kelly is a treat for the eyes...in every single second.

Try as hard as I might I just didn't fall in love this movie not bad not great just okay

Pretty disappointing as know form the beginning who the right guy is. Nevertheless Grant does his job great and Kelly is beautiful to look at. Another movie where Hitchcock just had fun.

A fun crime caper with Cary Grant doing the best impersonation of the Cuprinol Man I've ever seen. It has a few notable flaws - most obviously the rear projection and the sped-up footage during the driving scenes, but also the terrible English dubbing of the French café owner at the start. The plot is pretty silly, and the ending is signposted a mile off, but it has a lightness of touch that makes it very easy to watch. Hitchcock shoehorns in some great cleavage shots, too, the sly dog.