The Man Who Knew Too Much Reviews

Ok, I love Doris Day and James Stewart, but Ben and Jo were TERRIBLE parents. Who in their right minds would leave their child with complete and utter strangers in a foreign country???? And they wanted to have ANOTHER child? C’mon now, let’s be serious.

Interessante e avvolgente, ma purtroppo fin troppo superficiale. Molte situazioni sono fin troppo banalizzate. Si può comunque definire nel complesso un buon film. Voto 6,5

not as gripping as other alfred hitchcock stories but still fantastic 8/10

Another great cock film 8.5/10

Kept me in suspense the whole time
A cymbal clashing changed a whole families life forever

Interesting story with a mystery that unfolds throughout the movie to a nice finish. Good music and a great ending sequence. One of my dad’s favorite movies so it gets a little extra on the rating. 7.8

It overstayed its welcome quite a bit, but it's still a pretty good thriller because it's Hitchcock. I really liked the song Que Sera Sera by Doris Day as well. I'm also reading Hitchcock pretty much remade his own film using the same title, so I'll check that out sometime.

Was interesting at first but I didn’t really like it.

Mid. Predictable plot, not enough grit. Not his best work..

great movie, i don’t think i liked it as much as i would’ve wanted to but nonetheless still really good

Jimmy might be my goat

Didn’t realize how good of a voice Doris has, I came in this movie knowing nothing and I was surprised the whole film and didn’t take my eyes off the screen. W movie 👅

Que sera, sera
Whatever will be, will be
The future's not ours to see
Que sera, sera
What will be, will be

Love the confusion with the chapel part, it made me laugh when it was supposed to, and was also super intriguing
Que sera sera ♥️♥️♥️

I do not know how but Hitchcock is truly a mastermind at using his surroundings to contribute in a way that makes the audience tense and incredibly focused in the moment. James Stewart and Doris day are a duo that is truly kicking every stress enducing mystery. I will never grow tired of this blood curdling music jammed 4K delight from the man himself, Alfred Hitchcock

7,5/10

Not Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest ever, but very enjoyable.

Very good. Hitchcock has movies with even better pacing and more tense thrills, but this is a fine addition in his filmography.
There's a mysterious and diabolical air to it all, and it gripped me thoroughly.
Dr. McKenna is interesting and believable, Jo is one of Hitchcock's better female leads in recent memory, and Hank is a real charmer, finely acted.

Great movie excellent mystery, Grandma really loves it and I see why.