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Date Posted: 04:13:47 03/03/20 Tue
Author: AllyG
Subject: My sister and I watched Knives Out too but have to say
In reply to: skw123 's message, "Lol, sounds like your Birthday was good! We rented Knives Out." on 23:47:06 03/01/20 Sun

We did not enjoy it. I agree it is silly and I think it definitely was meant to be a send up of classic Christie type murder mysteries but it missed the mark for us. The last 15 minutes were quite good but the rest? Meh. Great cast though Daniel Craig was not the right person for the southern fried detective.
I had really wanted to see it and heard such goos things about it so I was disappointed.

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