Deadly Gossip

I do like Tubi movies and this one was entertaining enough. There are a few twists and turns along the way, a couple that I did not see coming.

The lead. A detective has to solve a case with a new partner, they don't exactly get along. A long with the death of her abusive husband and raising her son which gives the story a rather realistic edge that is usually missing in movies like this.

I like movies that have a some twists and keep you guessing. The acting is good as always with Tubi movies. This is never going to be a future classic but it is an enjoyable film if you don't want anything too cerebral but relaxing and entertaining.

This actually really wasn't that bad. Cheesy of course as most of Tubi films are but I could stomach this one. The acting was quite good.

Yes it was pretty predictable after a while but it was still enjoyable to watch. The son was a cutie and the lead detective was quite good. All of the acting was solid.

I am glad Tubi exists because it's nice not to have to pay for streaming shows. I hope to continue finding decent ones that aren't too over the top. I will say the fight scenes were quite humerous but you cant have everything.

It wouldn't even be that bad if this turned into a series with the main detective and her British partner...who knows.

The way the world is today I'm surprised that this movie did not want to put a positive note on police work. To have a captain and a partner fight against an investigation that, whether or not it was a murder, should've been further investigated just to assure that it was not. Rather than just assuming that it was not and leaving someone out there brutalizing and killing women. That shows poor taste. The very least The captain, a woman, should have definitely supported the female police officer regarding making sure no other women can get hurt. But to side with the guy who flippantly is deciding sear isn't necessary, it's poor taste. Women have it hard enough out there in the world today, brutality is far to prevalent. To make light of it it's right at the core of the problem. Obviously nobody taking part in this movie has ever known a woman to be a victim? I would just hope that further we care just a little bit more about making sure we're not wrong instead of making sure we're not right .