In Vino

A peculiarly uninteresting take on the classic whodunnit story. The acting ranges from poor to hammy to just about passable. Don't waste your time.

Look at the poster suppose a funny movie but it's totally not. The story of a rich family facing a dilemma who's the one to get kill. But the process is Zzzzzzz.

Saw this tonight at a sneak preview screening and really enjoyed it! It's very funny and the writing is super clever and unpredictable. Ed Asner is remarkable...if anything, he is getting better with age. He was so freaking funny and his facial expressions were hysterical! Sean Young rarely gets cast in a comedy, which makes it all the more fun to see a completely different side of her as billionaire Asner's scheming third wife. But who isn't scheming here? The only question is who will come out on top! The writing and the acting put this one a big cut above other low-budget comedies.

They tried a little too hard to be funny in this who-dunnit style comedy.

despite having a good cast the story was too predictable and boring.

middle of the road ...

5.8

If you plan to watch this movie expecting a cool sophisticated whodunnit Maybe best avoid it. If you watch a fun amusing take on the mystery movie the apex is Murder By Death, but this low budget film is an enjoyable minutes. The large cast in a series of scenes cramped together in small rooms allows the cast to bounce of each other. To me the majority of the caat were unknowns and do a very good job.

The sets look small, there basically no location work, tge twist is not unexpected. Just go along with it.

The obvious thing a viewer will think oh here they come its a Knives Out cash in. It had me thinking did Rian Johnson see this film begore his went into production. That doesnt really matter this one is the lesser of the two.

Its enjoyable and the use of bad language is funny when its dropped into a scene, soon takes it out of the realm of a TV movie.