Fun Friday The Beach Murder Garage Sale Mystery

 

I know this film is a murder mysery but because of the title of it I thought it would be nice to see some beach/seaside/ocean scenes whilst watching this film. So I watched it and was a little disappointed that there were not many of these scenes but what there was was lovely to see.


I loved and it is amusing to see one of the hazards of buying something and you have to get it home regarding car space. I do agree that the surfer should be careful. It is not nice to hear people being possessive/territorial.


It is clever how behind the tragic/shockingly sad storyline there is two stories around love. One is young drama love and the second is an older reluctant separation. Although it is strangely amusing I do not agree with the revenge selling of their belongings. I agree they should communicate better and make up.


Oh, a great piece of advice ‘Romeo wasn’t built in a day’ and no Rome wasn’t. I love the play on words of this well known phrase.


Why do I get the impression this case is not all as it seems? Do we have a double murder? Also do we have a/one big ‘Red herring’? I love how this film makes you think.


I agree I don’t think he did kill him especially remembering what was found not to be on the body. It seems you have to have a good memory whilst watching this film. I also worked out really quickly the benefit of lying for a deal to stay out of prison.


Also the play on words/phrases keep coming. I love these, they sound so amusing and so right/clever as well.


Oh that was so sad to hear. I hope they really do find a compromise. It is quite clear they need help, I just hope there is a solution that someone can help them with.


I have learnt something from this film about ‘Wetsuits’ . This is a very interesting film . it seems I am not the only one who could learn from this film. I hope he gets the part.


Hang on if they were looking for Todd (Ben Cotton) then why didn’t they go to his house sooner? Surely that would be the first place they would have looked. And now we have double the mystery.


Oh I know what happened, just need the who? It is also lovely to see the couple make up. Now I knew it and yes, all the clues are there. And yes, that is so romantic. So all loose ends tied up, solved.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

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