Wildcard Wednesday A Deadly Deed A Fixer Upper Mystery

 


After a dark start it is nice to see a nice bright coastal scene. Now back to the house it looks lovely, very pretty. It is great to see, after an unsure start, someone takes control and gets organised. This, with the story, is heat-warming to watch. Until the deadline issue that is. I hate the cynical Charles Potter (Gerard Plunkett). It is like he brings a coldness to the scenes. However, he certainly doesn’t deserve that. That was unexpected.


As it is common for the guilty person being the least expected person. I find myself looking at everyone then thinking of their possible motive. There are some obvious ones. It all now seems a little too obvious now, too early.


I still do actually think it is who I think it is. The other stuff is all irrelevant to the case. Also you have to remember that an actor is told/asked to act in a certain way during a film. So I want to watch to see if I am right . I can connect the item with my suspect. I do have one question ‘Why run?’ if he is innocent. It could be what is known as the ‘Fight or flight’ instinct at play. I like this film, but I don’t want to just focus on my suspect and be blind to everything else, as I could be wrong and then feel foolish. This film does make me think.


I have just had a weird feeling that this film is like something/a mystery out of the cartoon ‘Scooby Doo’ created by Joe Ruby and Ken Spears.


As I am focusing on my suspect. It is either me hearing the script and fitting it into my theory or it is leading me to the actual guilty person.


Now we have 2 crimes and 2 or even 3 suspects or 2 crimes and 1 suspect . Ok, so it is still strong as to who I think it is. And now it isn’t him. It was the least expected person.


Now what a heart-warming ending.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Fun Friday Kids Lovejoy

  I thought the same. So, where is she? If Lovejoy (Ian McShane) says ‘He will get one’ I suppose he will. I suppose, I would say, it depends on what you paid for a painting a nice ‘Fake’ at a fake price is fine, but if you pay a genuine price tag, then you could be out of pocket/at a loss. A mother is a mother so that covers all. A chain is forming. I am glad he was ‘Word perfect’ With a compliment to Lovejoy, not that ‘Old’ then. All these rhetorical questions. These are amusing to hear. ‘George?’ so funny. A coincidence, the same outfit, oh dear. Sweet.  Oh, for the best, Ibelieve. ‘Closed’. That is good. Oh that, well at least the deal was done. Thank you for reading Sandra 
Read more

Fun Friday Love Knots Lovejoy

  It is nice to hear about the history of a collectible antique as we very rarely get to know where or why things are as they are. I really feel for Jane (Phyllis Logan) and it is sad that Alex (Pavel Douglas) is saying all the wrong things. Also I agree he should be around more for her to ask. That was good timing. I do feel for Jane it is horrible to watch. Just as Tinker (Dudley Sutton) was talking about travelling in his dreams . i thought of the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang where Grandpa Potts (Lionel Jeffries) did most of his travelling through daydreaming and all of sudden Tinker spots a character in the auction room called Potts (Tony Caunter). This is a completely surprising coincidence. Now we hear Tinker talk about the interesting messages left and things are getting heated in the auction room. I don’t like that he stopped bidding either, it is disappointing to watch. That is a big dog. So funny poor Lovejoy (Ian McShane) sit down. That is one spoilt dog and that is an u...
Read more

Fun Friday Eric Of Arabia Lovejoy

  It is an eye opener and quite true, can something be classed as original when parts have been replaced due to wear and tear?. This part reminded me of the TV program Only Fools And Horses with David Jason. Where the character Trigger (Roger Lloyd Pack) was going to get an award for having the same broom whilst working. This would have been fine if he hadn’t revealed that the broom had had so many new heads and so many new handles. Lovejoy’s (Ian McShane) take on this is not quite so amusing but works for the episode. This bike business is now getting amusingly action packed and cringingly dubbed. What a find. Very useful.  Not the music again. Fascinating stuff. Thank you for reading Sandra 
Read more