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Gennaro 2022-03-25 09:01:14
Four and a half stars, it turns out that Capote also made a cameo! So powerful. Layer upon layer, interlocking and ridiculing the classic detective image (personal characteristics are very precise). One point deduction is not convincing enough to explain the two scenarios of opening and closing the door (this is because I was too stupid to figure it out), and the dummy. Anyway, nice and...
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Rubie 2022-03-25 09:01:14
The geeks of the 1970s basically don’t know the allusions, and there is nothing to dig out in the character setting; the plot is much simpler than expected, and the last few secret rooms are even more painful, and the roof can withstand and directly kick the door. It's over if it doesn't open. It's just a picture of a lot of people, that's...
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Virginia 2022-03-25 09:01:14
I love this video, 4 and a half stars. Humorous lines, witty references to classic scenes and plots, and the final spoof of Van Dyne's guidelines, and more! Detective novel readers will look more felt and familiar. From the plot of Mr. Shuang arranging the butler to send a letter at the beginning, Shuang and his butler must not be the same person, but in the final judgment it seems to point to the same person, which is a bit strange, maybe the butler was really murdered. Logic aside, the focus...
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Kaela 2022-03-23 09:02:40
"Twelve Angry Men"-style "story of a group of people in a room", the script is very strong. The routines of mystery novels have been hacked all over the place, and the rant of "you even let new characters play in the last five pages of the book" is a genius, and it is still used now: the murderers of excellent suspense films are by no means new characters, but It's a character that has already...
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Antwon 2022-03-23 09:02:40
Not sure if the 73 thief has borrowed from this film to the subsequent "Detective's Gathering" and "Detectives' Soul Song". But what is certain is that Grandma's many "templates" are really tried and tested. Seeing that the BBC's plan to remake Grandma has gradually gone out of shape, I think it's better to let the second volume and Fatty use the anti-routine of "Secret No. 9" to reverse the classic once. For example, Afugaboro, Yasen, Robin, Hannibal, Yukawa,...
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Matilda 2022-03-22 09:02:21
God screenwriter is...
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Eunice 2022-03-21 09:02:39
Good-looking...
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Henri 2022-03-21 09:02:39
Good-looking...
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Ludwig 2022-03-21 09:02:39
Good plot, full of...
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Clementine 2022-03-21 09:02:39
Good plot, full of...
Murder by Death Comments
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Annabell 2022-03-20 09:02:16
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Completely funny, with a sarcastic ending. The concept of Twins runs through the whole text. As a comedy, many details are very clever, and it is really weird humor.
But the reasoning part is actually relatively less refined, although it can make sense, it is a bit boring to use the name of spoof in...
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Bernice 2022-03-24 09:02:51
murder dinner
Is this really a 1976 movie? There is no sense of age in the light and shadow effects of special effects clothing lines. But maybe it's because the scene is too small to reflect the sense of age.
It's very funny. Chinese people like to talk about the stalks of "Xiehouyu". Every time I say it, I have...
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Marcel: I will tell everyone that you wear a toupee.
Inspector Milo Perrier: They already know!
Marcel: Then why do you wear it?
Inspector Milo Perrier: I didn't know that you knew.
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Tess Skeffington: He was very good to me. He would take me to the circus and give me candy. We stopped going when I was about twenty-six. I'm sorry, Sam.
Sam Diamond: Twenty-six? What the hell kind of a circus was it?
