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| | DVD Times - Young and Innocent |
 | | Alfred Hitchcock's Young and Innocent (aka The Girl Was Young in the US) has tended to be somewhat underrated, largely because it was made in between the rather more substantial likes of The 39 Steps, Sabotage and The Lady Vanishes. |
 | | Presumably unable to track down an original trailer for Young and Innocent, they've thrown in one for Hitchcock's later masterpiece Strangers on a Train instead, and it's a more than adequate substitute, especially as the transfer is superb - if only Young and Innocent had had the same kind of treatment! |
 | | That said, it should be noted that the two best-known British features, The 39 Steps and The Lady Vanishes, are also available as Criterion discs, with all that that implies: you pay a lot more, but the quality of both presentation and extras is far superior. |
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