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Maia 2022-12-11 22:41:52
Why do I remember to watch this movie? Is it "Knives...
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Zoe 2022-12-03 10:47:34
Humorous and grotesque as the main, supplemented by peeling and cocooning; six corpses, six murder weapons, and three answers. PS:
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Lori 2022-11-27 13:48:22
Forget it. . . 555555555. So ugly. ....
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Guy 2022-11-25 19:53:51
I don't know if the screenwriter did it on purpose or what. The three answers in this case seem to be wrong, and only a part of the foreshadowing has been recovered. There is a feeling of bottled hell. The multi-answer flow feels like sophistry. There is a close-up of who is not present when the chef's body is found at the scene. This is a red letter, and the subsequent answers are contradictory to it. In fact, the idea of the movie is very good, but this illogical and exaggerated style is...
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Coralie 2022-11-18 04:40:22
The performance style is like a stage play, and it is recommended from an entertainment perspective! There is humor in the suspense, and ingenuity in the humor. It was only after the three endings were arranged that it was found to be satire, satirizing various detective suspense and reasoning stories such as "Snowstorm Night". ps: The beginning part reminds me of "Famous", which was very popular last...
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Verda 2022-11-04 04:26:13
The key is not to solve the case, but to be...
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Dessie 2022-10-30 16:30:24
Let's take a look at the FBI propaganda video. At least the red herring of communism and Hoover are the clues running through it. The butler did it! The truth of the universe, teasing the reasoning movie like a bizarre feast, Tim Curry's gags mobilized the comedy atmosphere, and the multiple endings showed that the screenwriter did not take suspense seriously at all. The idiots who get the lunch box in five minutes in detective novels, get...
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Reginald 2022-10-29 19:17:02
After watching it today, I found out that I have seen this film, and how bad my memory...
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Ruby 2022-10-15 07:42:35
Tempest Hills. Shouldn't it be Armstrong's ending song this time? Someone really made the original Tempest Villa, I thought it was the Japanese who like to do this kind of thing. The plot is tight and the talk is fast. Beautiful women are beautiful, but detectives are ugly. The plot is really dense, don't watch it at a glance. The first two endings don't make sense. The last mass crime ending was okay. Still...
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Brenda 2022-10-15 04:34:15
2018-08-05 The marked want to see. Very exaggerated, interesting, and very creative at the end, I especially like this type of reasoning film.
Clue Comments
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Virginie 2022-05-23 22:50:23
It's really a large-scale script killing scene
At the beginning, some clues were left, and the maid was always absent. The two versions of non-truth were a bit far-fetched. In contrast, the truth was fairly round in the past. The scene of the large-scale script killing was where everyone was involved, so everyone was involved in the....
Sever
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Josefa 2022-05-23 17:04:31
Perfect!
Director, screenwriter, photography, how well a person can do three tasks, I admire!
The plot is very tortuous. I paused for 10 minutes and assumed that there were loopholes in 3 people. . .
At the beginning of watching the ending, I sighed, it turns out that multi-threaded designers have something...
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Cop: [listening to caller on phone] Ah, would you hold on, please?
[Walks over to locked door, rattling the knob and banging on door]
Cop: Let me outta here! Let me outta here! You have no right to shut me in! I'll book you for false arrest, and wrongful imprisonment, and obstructing an officer in the course of his duty... and MURDER!
Wadsworth: [Wadsworth opens the door, feigning innocence, while other guests gather around] What do you mean... murder?
Cop: I just said it so you would open the door.
[other guests laugh]
Cop: What's going on around here? And why would you lock me in? And why are you receiving phone calls from J. Edgar Hoover?
Wadsworth: J. Edgar Hoover?
Cop: That's right! The head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation!
Colonel Mustard: Why is J. Edgar Hoover on your phone?
Wadsworth: I don't know, he's on everybody else's, why shouldn't he be on mine?
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Wadsworth: Frankly, Scarlett, I don't give a damn.