I misteri di Emma Fielding: Più amara della morte

Enjoyed it but Mark Valley has got to go. Get out of here with that stupid fake accent. Horrible. At first I thought he was joking with the accent. Then he spoke without it. Then with it. I thought he was just playing around. LOL He's just as bad as he was back when he played Jack on Days of Our Lives. Enjoyed the rest of the actors. I'm missing the Garage Sale Mysteries so much. Was my favorite. But these will do. Courtney is fun to watch.

Look... check your expectations before going into a movie like this. It's very light entertainment for sure and is full of holes but it does the job. Courtney Thorne Smith is a commanding lead and the supporting cast do well. These movies are a nice throwback to the 1990s and 2000s before Marvel came in and destroyed cinema forever.

I love this series , I have seen a couple more , and have really enjoyed them.

There is something so likable about the two leads (Courtney Thorne Smith and James Tupper) , such a cute couple.

As a murder mystery whodunnit , it works !

Murder by poison , usual list of suspects , enough clues to help us figure it out, not too complicated.

And that is exactly what this movie is meant to do ..... entertain and amuse us !

And it works , I loved it .

She just happened to remember a tunnel system they ran under campus buildings but when the museum was built no one thought to be sure it couldn't be broken into and the square in the floor was left there? And she lifted 2 blocks of flooring up like they we're nothing and yet nothing seemed to support them and no floor joists ran through those spots. What!!!????

Jim Conner scrubs up well in a smart suit, compared with his persona as the scruffy FBI agent of previous mysteries, but then he does have to up the ante if he wants to compete for Emma's affections with the suave archaeologist with the Savile Row rip-off tailoring and the dodgy British accent. Meanwhile, as usual, she is more than capable of fighting off the villain herself leaving the rivals literally on the floor yet dapper as before. The mystery is why Courtney Thorne Smith's Emma would even give Mark Valley's Duncan Thatcher a second glance when she can have James Tupper's Jim Conner - the down to earth real man with a taste for burgers and casual wear rather than the fake Englishman with his tux, faux accent and caviar.