Reviews for The 39 Steps

6.1 / 10 1h 33min

In London, a diplomat accidentally becomes involved in the death of a British agent who's after a spy ring that covets British military secrets.

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Review by user121wgl9whxh

This one is a bit sluggish, but if you like Kenneth More (and Brenda de Banzie) it's worth watching

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Review by user868fz95cj9d

Slightly lethargic, but still a good version.

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Review by user672l124kk1w

First seen on Pittsburgh's Chiller Theater in 1972

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Review by user548c7vhpm6t

Good thriller over shadowed by Hitchcock's film which it remakes

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Review by CrimsonCardinal

Lively update of the Hitchcock classic

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Review by user244978b6lwo

Decent remake, but for me the Hitchcock film will always be better

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Review by user248up79jjcp

Better than it's often given credit for

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Review by user787nsu3sjzg

Kenneth Moore Is a Treat to Watch

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Review by ShadowyScallop

Reviews for The 39 Steps

This one is a bit sluggish, but if you like Kenneth More (and Brenda de Banzie) it's worth watching

Slightly lethargic, but still a good version.

First seen on Pittsburgh's Chiller Theater in 1972

Good thriller over shadowed by Hitchcock's film which it remakes

Lively update of the Hitchcock classic

Decent remake, but for me the Hitchcock film will always be better

Better than it's often given credit for

Kenneth Moore Is a Treat to Watch

Colour remake of a classic in black and white falling in the shadow of Hitchcock's black and white

A good comedy thriller starring a great box - office favourite.