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Especially to those who set the main value on the mystery aspect of a Giallo, this is an essential film.
Towards Zero is not one of Agatha Christie's more famous novels, but for a murder mystery lover it is almost an essential read.
The idea of immortal vampire soldiers is fascinating, and the mystery is quite well-kept for a while ; but once the idea is exposed, there's nothing left.
The Unknown combined the elements of romance, mystery, tragedy and suspense quite nicely to make a picture that would in my opinion still be worth watching even today.
The script really tries hard to uphold the mystery and to keep the real killer's identity secret, but it doesn't matter all that much since we're just watching the film for the murders anyway.
Set in rainy Seattle, the biggest mystery here is why it is pouring on Pacino's speeding taxi, but once it rounds a corner an exterior shot shows a sunny day complete with pedestrians apparently staring and pointing at the film crew.
However this was 1940, the era of the wisecracking detective and his sidekick neatly wrapping up the mystery in a little over an hour.
Most of the time the film seems to be trying too hard to put that mystery and suspense that it feels contrived.
The mystery that surrounded the show was amazing.
It seems made to be laughed at-- it produced one of the best Mystery Science Theater episodes.
Every scene is loaded with fog, strange people, and a failed attempt at producing a sense of mystery.
Gone is the plot, mystery, the dark aspects of the first... a sham.
The plot is solid, a truly puzzling mystery this time, with so many possible villains that the fingers on both hands seem hardly sufficient.
This is not a mystery, but a very good thriller!
I enjoy Brian Ahern as the scatter brain murder mystery book writer who, with is wife, Loretta Young, move into a basement apartment of an apartment building where the tenants all live there because they are being blackmailed.
Some people complain it didn't have any action and they "fell asleep" - well it's not an action movie, and honestly if you fall asleep, either you're really overworked or you're just not into light mystery and philosophical ideas.
It really is like a twist and turn mystery.
Add to that the fact they take all the mystery out of the first movie, basically spelling out how the mutant killer babies are born the way they are something I do not think really needed to be addressed so thoroughly.
This is a great mystery with superior acting.
The film is gripping, at the tail end of noir, a mixture of crime, cops, and mystery.
Mainly a slapstick comedy, it works as a mystery too, I was surprised by the murderer's identity.
To me it is a great mystery that movies such as Space Marinies actually get made.
- and why, if they are related, he has an American accent and she an English one is another mystery.)
A lot of unnecessary mystery is brought in with trivial solutions.
It was based on a best-selling mystery novel that did Tom Clancy-style business, at a time when post-war Euro mystery writers (like Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo - remember them?) were bringing the war back in revisionist ways.
Steeped in mystery for almost 30 years, the movie has been underground for most of this time, but thanks to modern technology, Cetait Un Rendezvous is back to enthrall a new generation of petrolheads.
Like many people I know, I look forward to the weekend as a chance to unwind and escape, especially when there's a new movie to rent - and sometimes, the latest zombie flick or murder mystery just won't do.
Good mix of slacker humour, with enough mystery about the original Deal with the devil.
It is an exciting story, which has all the elements of a proper movie: love, war, jealousy, action, heroes and villains, mystery like dragons, dwarfs, a magic ring... (sounds a wee bit like Lord of the Rings, doesn't it?)
Jolly good mystery set in pea soup London, mix in a bit of Boarding School rivalry, a mad professor, a tragic love interest and a big dollop of Egyptian spectacle.
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