Who really knows what's going on?

Rating: Null/10 (22 January 2003)

One can never really tell.
This being one of Hitchcock's most memorable films, his use of "not giving the viewer the inside information" stumps the audience. The heroine in this film, as we are led to believe, was first an aquaintance, then against him, then we find that she is indeed on the same side as Gary Grant.

The beginning is a little bit fuzzy as well, as Townsend (Grant) is mistaken for the covert operation spy his attackers accuse him to be. After he goes to court over his accused DUI, we are led to believe that either Grant was drunk and didn't remember exactly what happened, or that there is some large conspiracy going on and he's clueless.
Overall, other than the sexual innuendo that Grant persistently spewed, the film was overall wonderful. I've only seen this movie once, which was offered to me by my film professor.