Director:
Jonathan LynnGuión:
Jonathan LynnCámara:
Victor J. KemperMúsica:
John MorrisReparto:
Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, Colleen Camp, Lee Ving, Howard Hesseman (más)Streaming (1)
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Aquí está la película mortalmente divertida basada en el mundialmente famoso juego "Cluedo". ¿Fue el Coronel Mustard en el estudio y con una pistola? ¿La señorita Scarlett en la sala de billar con la soga? ¿O tal vez fue Wadsworth el mayordomo? Conozca a todos los populares sospechosos y descubra sus locuras. Le encantará ver sus contínuas maldades mientras los cadáveres y las risas se van apilando ante sus ojos. (United International Pictures)
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It's not as explosively funny as it could be, but the film manages to quite interestingly and sexily parody the detective genre by adhering to its rules while leading the viewer directly into the plot development, even by providing three different endings. In the theater, in its original form, I might prefer it, but it's still good this way.
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This movie reminded me of similarly conceived British movies, fluctuating between three and four stars on my rating scale. The level of humor varied, with occasional significant drops but also reaching quite high levels at times. Ultimately, I settled on a weaker four-star rating, and I can't deny that the high-quality cast played a significant role in swaying my decision. Tim Curry was particularly impressive in his role, but the rest of the cast didn't disappoint either, and the casting choices played an important role. To sum it up, the movie wasn't flawless and didn't blow me away, but it did significantly improve my mood. / "You like Kipling, Miss Scarlet?" "Sure. I'll eat anything." / "Three murders?" "Six altogether." "This is getting serious." / Lesson learned: There are moments in life when a person can't even trust themselves. 4*-
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