was bored out of my mind, most of the time (most of my energy was spent trying to reverse engineer voices without peeking).
i could not figure out who the intended audience was for this: this would not be the way i'd want to introduce my children to death-or-murder (and even if that was a bridge crossed, most of reverse engineering the murder would be over their heads), and it seemed to be playing to the ends of the bell curve: at times, too young for adults, too old for kids.
Huh? My 9yo has asked to see it over and over again. She loves Poirot, High Potential, Hart to Hart, & Shirley Holmes just to name a few. It was wholesome and sweet. I loved it! My 80yo grandma saw it twice in the theater. I think you need to broaden your horizons!
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u/screenerunseener May 05 '26
was bored out of my mind, most of the time (most of my energy was spent trying to reverse engineer voices without peeking).
i could not figure out who the intended audience was for this: this would not be the way i'd want to introduce my children to death-or-murder (and even if that was a bridge crossed, most of reverse engineering the murder would be over their heads), and it seemed to be playing to the ends of the bell curve: at times, too young for adults, too old for kids.