Wildcard Wednesday Flower Shop Mysteries Dearly Depotted

 


When I saw and heard the name of this film, I was intrigued and thought it was a clever play on words of ‘Dearly departed’.


There is already so much to think about at the start of this film, one, it highlights how it can affect a business if a wedding is called off and two, issues in bridesmaids dresses being all the same but having different aged bridesmaids.


I don’t like the attitude towards someone being ‘Tall’. A person cannot help being tall or even short. I know there was a suggestion of ‘Flats’ but I feel this is too personal and if a person is tall and still wants to wear heels they are perfectly entitled to. It is their choice.


Wow, that was a fast wedding and a clever script for a nervous bride. I love the first dance, all of it, well until the beginning of the mystery that is. Whoa that is a lot of ‘Coffee. Yes, I agree everyone is a suspect, but personal opinions should be left out.


‘Flock or herd?’ These parts, to me, are annoying. I do think I know why we have a mystery and if I am right it could be something to do with a flashy piece of bling. I don’t like Josiah (Richard Fitzpatrick) he is not a man to be messed with it seems.


Well that is someone and something else to consider, this is intriguing and lighthearted at the same time. Now we have 3 scenarios. It is a little cliche about the phone.


I do like the sound of the ‘Retaliation’ and yes, I agree why can’t she just ‘Buy it?’ Now so much more to think about one, a new phrase ‘Saved by the email’ and two, although yes, ‘Flower arrangement’ is her job but yes, he is a ‘Guy right’. I feel this is a bit cliche in that ‘ Men are from Mars and women are from Venus’ by John Gray scenario. And he’s lost her attention as she is lost in the mystery. This is sad to see.


Ok, 8 minutes? This is a well worded script, except for the ‘Shallow’ part although I can see that it fits. Yes, a match, and a very cheesy and cringy one it makes me squirm.


I actually like Josiah now. Also it seems you cannot hide behind a see through door. Oh, answer machines huh! This is awkward and sad to watch.


I don’t like that there is another tragedy. I do like the use of the ‘Police scanner though. I also like that this film shows that not every alarm triggered is as it seems.


Well I didn’t see or heard that coming, this is actually amusing to see/hear. Well there is just one thing left to say now ‘Saved by the house full’.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

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