Frank Amsden

Definitely not the best Hitchcock movie. I may have enjoyed it when I saw it with my parents when I was 9. Remember you saw it in the theater then and couldn't stream it later. I kept wondering whether Cary Grant baked under the sun or had a hell of a lot better makeup person than Trump's ever used. Dazzling scenery masked one of the weakest Hitchcock plot lines the master ever produced.

A waste of a good actress on a poorly written show.

Very well acted but poorly written one dimensional piece with no character to like or cheer for. A real waste of a lot of good actors.

The plot line seems newly cliche. Emma Thompson's character seems forced and maybe just should have been canceled. (Too bad Emma I love you anyway!) The setup gets a good start then wanders into cliche. Too bad. It could have been better.

Very disappointing. A waste of 2 fine actors.

There just isn't anybody to like in this movie. Everyone seems motivated by their own self interest. Even the victim.

Very suspenseful post 9-11 thriller. Phillip Seymour Hoffman is brilliant in an intricate and absorbing role.