Strangers on a Train (1951)
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"(1951) A psychotic socialite confronts a pro tennis star with a theory on how two complete strangers can get away with murder...a theory that he plans to implement."
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"8.4. 2024 A tennis player Guy Haines unexpectedly meets a strange and talkative man called Bruno on the train. Bruno, who is actually a psychopath, learns about Guy's personal relationship problems and suggests that they should swap murders, because it would be beneficial for both of them. Guy doesn't take him seriously and tries to forget him, but little does he know that Bruno takes his own suggestion very seriously and is committed to carry out his crazy plan to the end. "Strangers on a Tra"
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"This was the first Hitchcock movie I ever saw, at a time when I was very dismissive of black-and-white movies. But by the time I was halfway through, I was totally hooked! It's about an innocent man whom a stranger tries to convince that they should "swap" murders, thinking they both have someone they want dead. He refuses, but when his nagging ex-wife turns up dead, he becomes the prime suspect. The tennis match scene has to be one of Hitchcock's most iconic moments, and the big chase sequence "