The Trouble with Harry

This latest of Mr. Hitchcock's efforts is a curiously whimsical thing.

One of the absolute funniest movies of the 1950s, not least because it is perhaps the most puckish.

A spirited irreverence about the power of death pervades. Think of this as a relief valve compared to most of Hitchcock's other films.

I love it. I've seen it more times than just about any other Hitchcock.

highly entertaining romantic comedy that still has the Hitchcock touch--a dark comedy using a dead body as the central MacGuffin

Beautifully subtle suspense with a sprinkle of black humor.

It's not helped by the wooden performances of the leads.

Hitchcock does comedy! MacLaine's film debut.

Very underrated black comedy from Hitchcock is really one of his best works.

Despite the artifice, or perhaps partly because of it, the film manages to be enjoyable.

Hitchcock's comedic charms shine in this delightful story about a corpse that just won't stay buried.

This is a quirky and surprisingly low-key comedy that's more amusing than funny; it's witty, but rarely hilarious.