There seems to be every Hitchcock element present here: irony, humor, thrills, false accusations, psychopaths, and most importantly suspense. Somehow, they all seem to come together well. The film is a dazzling show in every way and though it lacks the artistic punch of many of Hitchcock's thrillers, it is a powerful piece of entertainment and a great ride until the very end. The power of the movie is how both funny and thrilling it is at the same time. I suppose that is quite artistic and what adds to this masterpiece of set pieces and Hitchcockian thrillers. Great performances add to the experience of this incredible movie.
Review of Strangers on a Train
