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It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder

اسرار

In the middle of preparing for her business' biggest season, Diana Hart learns she inherited an old house from her beloved aunt who was murdered.

سال

2022

دورانیہ

1h 25m

IMDb

5.3

ابھی دیکھیں

کاسٹ

Amy Barrett

Director

Cristine Prosperi

Diana

Travis Burns

Matt

کاسٹ

Amy Barrett

Director

Cristine Prosperi

Diana

Travis Burns

Matt

Erin Gray

Brianna

Angelie Simone

Riley

Kelcey Watson

Detective Parks

Julia Farino

Mrs. Hobart

Eliza Roberts

Julie

Joe Finfera

Jerry

Eric Roberts

Lloyd

Kenny Resch

Frank

Robert Donavan

Larry

Elaine Partnow

Aunt Tippy

Kelly Lynn Reiter

Kara

John Patrick Daly

Greg

DL

Dana Lin

Writer

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Mosa🤍May 29, 2023

source: It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder

SimolabhajMay 23, 2023

This was the only "Slay Bells" movie that was actually Christmas-themed and not a repeated premiere. It's your basic Lifetime "thriller," that isn't scary, isn't that thrilling, but is watchable. It's a whodunit, but the villain (s) sort of stand out early on. The mystery was pretty weak, but at the same time, there were bunch of characters that we could have done without. I guess it was to add to the options of "who killed Tippy?" but at least two of them were unnecessary. I'm referring to Tippy's ex husband (for some reason) and the friend/business partner whose entire role was exposition. Like I said the story was weak, I sort of feel like Diana's relationship with Tippy seemed non-existent. A friend of her grandparents became her play aunt? But I guess it had to be a distant enough relationship to justify her parents not attempting to leave their vacation for the funeral. I do like how the movie played straight the whole "why would Tippy leave me her house?" I was thinking the same thing. After a while, it becomes apparent whodunnit and per usual with Lifetime, whomever they play up the most is usually innocent. Trying to stop spoilers in my reviews, so all I will say is, by the end none of it seemed worth it. There's also a nuance to the climax that made me question the title. IDK, I'm one that thinks at Christmas, Lifetime should lean into using the holiday as a background for its "thrillers" more as opposed to trying to do Christmas love stories that can be hit or miss or have chemistry-less leads.

Kwasi Wired🇬🇭May 23, 2023

This movie had bad dialogue, was poorly acted, and borrowed dialogue from other popular movies like Raiders of the Lost Ark. For me it is as bad as the Hallmark movie The Snowglobe. I had to stop watching even though I paid to rent it. It was too painful to watch. It was sad and embarrassing to see stars like Erin Gray and Eric Roberts sinking this low. People just walking into houses with keys and a low balled romance with a former boyfriend was unrealistic. The lawyers hair looked ridiculous. The best friend and work associate trying to play detective. My advice, don't waste your time or money.

seni senaytMay 23, 2023

LilianEFeb 25, 2023

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🔥3issam🔥Feb 25, 2023

This movie had bad dialogue, was poorly acted, and borrowed dialogue from other popular movies like Raiders of the Lost Ark. For me it is as bad as the Hallmark movie The Snowglobe. I had to stop watching even though I paid to rent it. It was too painful to watch. It was sad and embarrassing to see stars like Erin Gray and Eric Roberts sinking this low. People just walking into houses with keys and a low balled romance with a former boyfriend was unrealistic. The lawyers hair looked ridiculous. The best friend and work associate trying to play detective. My advice, don't waste your time or money.

WarrenFeb 25, 2023

This was the only "Slay Bells" movie that was actually Christmas-themed and not a repeated premiere. It's your basic Lifetime "thriller," that isn't scary, isn't that thrilling, but is watchable. It's a whodunit, but the villain (s) sort of stand out early on. The mystery was pretty weak, but at the same time, there were bunch of characters that we could have done without. I guess it was to add to the options of "who killed Tippy?" but at least two of them were unnecessary. I'm referring to Tippy's ex husband (for some reason) and the friend/business partner whose entire role was exposition. Like I said the story was weak, I sort of feel like Diana's relationship with Tippy seemed non-existent. A friend of her grandparents became her play aunt? But I guess it had to be a distant enough relationship to justify her parents not attempting to leave their vacation for the funeral. I do like how the movie played straight the whole "why would Tippy leave me her house?" I was thinking the same thing. After a while, it becomes apparent whodunnit and per usual with Lifetime, whomever they play up the most is usually innocent. Trying to stop spoilers in my reviews, so all I will say is, by the end none of it seemed worth it. There's also a nuance to the climax that made me question the title. IDK, I'm one that thinks at Christmas, Lifetime should lean into using the holiday as a background for its "thrillers" more as opposed to trying to do Christmas love stories that can be hit or miss or have chemistry-less leads.