The Greatest Murder Mystery Films...
03-02-05 | 12:10 PM
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The Greatest Murder Mystery Films...
...what are they? hoping that some real gems that are "lost" or "relatively obscure" rather than totally mainstream come out, but i admit i would love to hear all and any suggestions as to the greatest murder mystery films out there... complicated plots, twisted visuals, bizarre killers with bizarre logic... surprise me(!). thanks...
03-02-05 | 02:39 PM
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I just caught TCM's showing of Shadow of a Doubt (again) - still great. More suspense than mystery, but it's my favorite Hitchock film and Joseph Cotten plays a chillingly psychotic "Uncle Charlie."
03-02-05 | 02:43 PM
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03-02-05 | 03:13 PM
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The original Diabolique is a classic. The Russian version of Ten Little Indians is great too, if you don't mind subtitles. If you're a Christie fan, Murder on the Orient Express is a nice buy for a nice price now, too.
03-02-05 | 05:49 PM
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I also liked the film version of Murder on the Orient Express. For the classic 30's mystery movies Charlie Chan at the Opera is really good and the Thin Man will always be one of my all time favorites.
03-03-05 | 04:51 PM
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Isn't this more of a movie forum question?
But to answer your question, The Three by Donald Kauffman. It turns out the killer, his victim and the policeman chasing them were all the same person!
But to answer your question, The Three by Donald Kauffman. It turns out the killer, his victim and the policeman chasing them were all the same person!
03-03-05 | 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by majorjoe23
Isn't this more of a movie forum question?
But to answer your question, The Three by Donald Kauffman. It turns out the killer, his victim and the policeman chasing them were all the same person!
But to answer your question, The Three by Donald Kauffman. It turns out the killer, his victim and the policeman chasing them were all the same person!
Kauffman should take the producers of Twisted to court. they clearly "borrowed" from his screenplay.
