"Sabotage" is a film with many flaws. The character development is very poor, resulting in characters we don't know or care about. The plot is good enough for the time allotted (and that time is very short), but still seems a little thin. Yet, "Sabotage" is a good film despite these flaws.
"Sabotage" is interesting if only because it is a great example of Alfred Hitchcock's talent for building suspense. The bus scene and the husband and wife confrontation are classics in every sense of the word. The rest of the film is not nearly as compelling as these two scenes, but since the movie isn't very long, "Sabotage" is well worth at least one viewing.
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