Death at Broadcasting House

The plot was decent; when almost every character seems to have a motive, you're usually in for some fun. Unlike in a lot of other crime films, I couldn’t quite figure out who the killer was. But honestly, that might have been because the filmmakers didn’t give the audience enough clues to work with. The final reveal felt a bit like a magic trick where the detective should’ve just thrown in a “Ta-da!” at the end. The acting was solid for the most part, though the occasional stiff, old-school delivery did take me out of it now and then. Still, despite its flaws, I found myself entertained. / Lesson learned: If you decide to be an unpleasant person, don’t be shocked when it comes back to bite you. (2024-09-18)