The Mystery of a Hansom Cab

This whodunnit was actually interesting and was presented beautifully, highlighting the brutal class system and the lack of independence of women in the 19th century Melbourne. A stirring depiction of the haves and have-nots. The entire cast acted well and elevated the movie experience.

Look its not a sophiticated story but unlike so much of todays TV/Movies it actually have a story with a beginning middle and end. Basically well done and satisfying show.

🎬🎥🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💯 WHODUNNIT!!

I love a WHODUNNIT YOU CANT MOVE , EVERYONE IN THE ROOM. NO TALKING, MOVING, HOLD YOUR BREATH😘 🤗🐕🙏💝🎬💝🎬💖🌟💖🌟

I enjoyed this movie very much. The acting was solid and the story was well told. It may be slow for some and if you're a cynic you probably won't enjoy it. I was particularly pleased with Margaret (also called Madge) as she was independent and tough and did not shrink under pressure from the men around her. There were definite cliches but there were also moments that I thought were going to turn into cliches that went in a different direction. It was a pleasant surprise and I'm really glad I watched it.

Enjoyed the plot progression, the acting performances, and sentimental conclusion. Also I recognised most of the locations, having walked around the CBD and gardens taking photos over several years.