I suprisingly enjoyed this a lot considering my general dislike of older films. I really liked the minimalist approach Hitchcock took, with the sets, the music, and the cast. I didn't quite understand why everyone liked Hitchcock so much after seeing my first film of his, Vertigo, but this makes me understand his impact a little more.
Ultimately though, I still get the nagging sensation saying that despite the fact that this is a solidly made and interesting film to watch, what the hell justifies it as one of the top 20 or 30 movies of all time? I just don't get it.
