Strangers on a Train Trailer

[TheKomentor]

Obviously, Hitchcock had no hand in making this trailer.

[GrassSquid]

A strange toast...

[shotta0121]

I never talked to anyone on a train after watching this

[sidrahsiddiqui]

there is only one thing that i din't like about this movie and that was a cop shooting into the crowd when the climax takes place on the carousel. that is the only objection i have, because cops, even in 1951 followed this rule i suppose of not to shoot at a suspect, especially when in a crowd.

[Amerinep]

Parce que de nos jours on fait beaucoup plus de navets qu'autre fois. Les vieux films comme celui-là sont restés dans nos mémoires parce qu'ils sont bons, et c'est pour cela qu'on les aime... Il y a d'excellents réalisateurs de nos jours, mais aucun n'égale Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, Ernst Lubitsch...

[sara18leite]

what's up with all the old movies? I mean, i love em 2(if they're good) but i get the feeling people rate them 10 out of 10 just because they're classics. It's been 60 yrs, let's face it, those movies are outdated. What's wrong with liking the new movies? I hate comments like " grrr i hate these new Hollywood shit movies, i miss the golden days of Hollywood..." blah blah...why the urge to like the classics? Not all of them are outstanding just cuz they're old. Don't hate me for this comment

[tokiluv1]

@sara18leite You're a retard.

[sara18leite]

@tokiluv1 Judging by your comment, so are you...:D I don't mind being a retard! :D

[illvizions1]

@sara18leite i hate you.

[sara18leite]

@illvizions1 Well, I don't hate you. But, if you hate someone who you've never met then I don't wanna now how you feel about people who you do know.

[zoodensha]

They did this on Castle too. Only it was strangers on a ferry.

Would have been better if they had kept closer to Hitchcock's vision.

[genrebender23]

test

[bcgonynor]

"I'm sick and tired of all these muthafuckin strangers on this muthafuckin train!"

[UltimateFashion1]

@bcgonynor buhahaha XDDD epic comment... u killed me wiv that one ^_^

[zing8zf]

I like Bruno.

[shire2005]

Robert Walker was a great loss. Died just after this film at 32.

[AHafan2]

RIP Farley

[SihtFukcCokc]

Rest in peace, Mr. Granger.

[NutmegGiry]

My God! Ruth Roman looks like an exact copy of Ingrid Bergman, she sounds like her as well!

[destroyer8604]

Good thriller. One of Hitchcocks best. highly recommed it

[JustJokingYou]

Did you guys know there making a remake of this movie. Except there making it with teenagers. It'll probably be stupid. You can't beat Hitchcock.

[EpicF4iLx23]

hitchcock is a good writer wonderful too i liked the birds physo rear window his other movies i never saw but im going to see all his movies the 39 step looks good fuck all the remakes

[fordlandau]

Robert Walker stole the show. He was a straight guy playing a closet homosexual. Ironically Farley Granger was gay but played a straight man. Ruth Roman just walked through the movie. Pat Hitchcock (Hitch's daughter) does a nice support as her younger sister. Worth watching the movie.

[jeanelledarcy]

Is this the movie that is talked about in the first half "The Filmmaker's Mystery" of the The Mystery Plays by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa?

[wordreet]

Excellent. I saw this played at the Stables Theatre in Hastings (UK) in 2004 And it is a superb story if the acting is good. Which it was. Bruno is a horrendously evil and controlling creep. I wanted to jump up on stage and ring his bloody neck!! :¬D

[sirbestnameever]

This is how I got ride of my wife

[sirbestnameever]

I did this once 

[cosentinospk]

Hitchcock was a sly dog.

[NoctisEreptor]

Hello Hollywood You are absolutely dying to remake and ruin this novel and classic film aren't you? So before you do please take heed.......DON'T!!! Leave it alone!

[marsaweyaa]

today i finished that book today xD

[lawrencelugar7777]

I just saw this DVD,

I'm impressed, it was good.

[WFighterpilot]

Why did Bruno hate his father and wanted to have him killed?

[twinkleskate]

i just saw this movie last night and it was magnificent it was also kinda funny to. . . guy i thought we had a deal? lol

[missbabyice]

I wonder how much they play up the homoerotic layer?

[GoJayhawks104]

The talked about this on CSI, it looks awesome and i really need to see it

[Boudosaved]

Did you see it? It's one of my favorite Hitchcock flicks.

[ilovevenussong]

fuck u

[clownwithoutmakeup]

i don't know why, but robert walkier sorta looked like an evil bill murray to me in this film. it was a good, film, my second favorite hitchcock behind his comedy film, the trouble with harry, and all performances were great, but i just can't get over the look of him...

[vanitapaconic]

I LOVED THIS FILM! GREAT! MAD ONE!

[gretalee27]

I remember that tennis match. That was definitely tense. That one and the assassination scene in "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (the one with Doris Day) are probably my favorites. And that merry-go-round scene...

[animalmother1065]

Love this film, but I always find the campy elements of previews from classic cinema rather comical. All the tag lines make me chuckle.

[mattman2900]

@animalmother1065 I know, it really takes you out of the element of suspense with the campy text taking up the whole screen. But that's how they did things back then; when the credits were all before or as the opening scene played out taking up the entire screen instead of a corner, and the previews actually were trailers at the end of the film. Times have changed, but maybe just maybe they were on to something. :)

[Mysterwright]

@animalmother1065 Yeah, exactly! Alot of the movies we take for granted as being classics today were in their day, classics not simply because they were thrilling or horrifying at face value but obscenely dry in humor and their subtext witty as well. How else do you think the Munsters or Addams Family later came about? Or 60's Batman for that matter? It was all about burlesque amongst high class! Truman Capote's Holly Golightly. Riot on Sunset Strip. Cheeky repartee that unveils puritans.

[lovetv13]

@animalmother1065 "Wait... So whats the plot of this movie I don't understand."

[ThreeWordsFirstWord]

Fantastic film.. one of the best!

[kub73158]

Truly great, with plenty of suspense.

4 star thriller all the way.

[jhrunion]

one of hitch's very best

[tahyaka]

i love theis movie