saboteur

Rating: 10/10 (27 October 2010)

The plot of this movie is definitely one of the best I've seen. The directing on Alfred Hitchcock's part is spectacular. The acting of Prisilla Lane and Robert Cummings was another great part of the movie that made the story of the movie believable. Although some scenes were hard to believe could be real, for example the ending scene when the real criminal falls off of the Statue of Libery, I believe that it fit the realism of the movie, but not necessarily in real life.
Although it seemed that Barry Kane, the wrongfully accused protagonist of the movie, never got a break from anyone, he did get a few people to help him. For example, the blind man knew that he was running from the law, but he believed him to be a good man until proved innocent. Also, the circus people believed him to be a good man, except for the little person of the group, on a decision based on democracy.
The movie did get a bit confusing when the part of who really committed the crime at the plane factory came about. Trying to understand everyones role in the plot was a little hard to follow, but I got the idea of it. Overall, the movie's plot, actors, and director all together made a good movie.