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KiteMan stole the episode. I cackled both times he opens his kite and... an unexpected thing happens. Also he ends up being a good dudebro

I realize that sounds like a poor review, but let's be honest, these days we just want to be entertained. And it's a fun little british mystery. A small town whodunnit with the twist being the main character. Agatha is great. I love her. She's a fun mix of Ms Marple, Jessica Fletcher, and a wine mom with two gay best friends. I haven't watched the rest of the mysteries but this one was okay as it bounced around between your various different villains. I will admit I was fooled by one or two of the red herrings. So far it's been worth the subscription alone to acorn TV. I hope it holds.

I went into Crazy Rich Asians knowing that at least I would have a fun light afternoon at the theater. And I did for sure, the story line is unique but with familiar elements of a romantic comedy. But the casting is what has made me put this movie at a 10/10. Constance Wu is fantastic in the lead and made me laugh and cry and was just simply brilliant to watch as always (I love her in FOtB). But between Awkwafina and Nick Santos there were not more than a few minutes that passed without me laughing genuinely and loudly. It's a modern humor that does not rely on stereotypes at all and i felt that the humor actually did the most to develop the characters and forward their storylines. It is so good I've already plans to see it twice again next week. Please go and see this movie. You will not leave unhappy. Also lastly. The movie is almost entirely shot in Singapore and was beautifully done so. Singapore is an amazing city and the director seems to have gone out of his way to make sure that the viewers can tell so.