Wildcard Wednesday Killer Arrangemnt A Flower Shop Mystery

 AKA Mum’s the Word


It is nice that Abbey (Brooke Shields) met up with an old flame, what is not so nice is his back story since school. It was also nice that she helped. 


This film is fast paced. I also like how being on the phone plus talking allowed plus licence plates helps. Now what? This isn’t a mystery for nothing. Too many ‘Flower’ puns this is, eye rolling, amusing to watch.


Bad ‘Ticket’ yes, fight it and no he didn’t ‘Win’. craftily done, smooth move. I like it. So helpful and no she clearly won’t stay out of it.


Another ticket. What is happening? I do find it amusing that her being a lawyer can be helpful. I like that line.


How come she hasn’t seen the ‘Tank Commander’ pictures before? I suppose it is possible to just not enter places we pass or are near. I just know it all works for the film.


It could be too soon or too obvious but I think I know what happened and why. My theory is flimsy so I will see. 


This film should be called ‘Help’, ‘Helped’ or ‘Helpful’ or even ‘School Reunion’. That is a smart question, it is a shame she didn’t get a proper answer. 


Clues are coming thick and fast and now another ‘Stake out’. This is a good light hearted action film. Yes, ‘Good timing’ but oh no ‘Dogs’.


I hate it, I feel a sense of violation. Poor her. I do like how she tested the pedal before setting off, it is a pity more didn’t do that before disaster happens. Although, you wouldn’t normally do that, this highlights that perhaps we should. This is in a way clever.


No, don't ‘Confess’. Oh the wrong door, always embarrassing.


It is ‘Harassment’ no one should be above the law.


I agree she is in a ‘Mess’ but I don’t agree it is her fault, poor Abbey yet another mess.


Oh, that is so shocking, now he believes her, a little late though.


Now I think I know what happened and is happening, should they get lab tested? Ok not, good old internet.


All I can say is solved and where is the fun and yes, he has a ‘Bar to run’.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

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