Miss Scarlet is a bad bitch.

The only other movie of this caliber and a whodunit is "Murder by Death", a 1970's mystery spoof.

Now I'll go home to my WIFE!

I fucking love that movie.

my friends think it doesn't even exist. Must be pretty unknown. Have to buy a copy someday to give them the good old F U. Is it on Bluray?

Gosford Park is another whodunit. It's hard to think of many contemporary examples.

>>10258840
The Thing

Mrs. Peacock was a MAN?

There was an episode of Saved by the Bell like this. As I recall, it was pretty epic.

The butler did it.

I hated her... so... much, It--it... the f--, it--flame... flames... flames on the side of my face, breathing, breath... heaving breaths... heaving...

>>10258920

I don't think it's on blu-ray yet.

remote island syndrome

Agatha Christie, now famous from her Doctor Who episode, is the master of whodunit. They probably haven't turned one of her novels into a serious movie in 50 years though.

Gosford Park

>>10258920

I know it's on DVD but not sure about Blu-Ray.

>Murder on the Orient Express is not ITT

One of the zaniest movies of all time.

>I'm going to go home and sleep with my wife.

Witness for the Prosecution

from wikipedia

# The Simpsons did a 'whodunit' storyline with Who Shot Mr Burns?

= great episode

Shutter Island was a masterpiece.

And Then There Were None

>>10259019

This. Fuck, that movie is brilliant.

>>10259008

Nice! I actually saw that recently too, great movie!

>>10258840

Clue is a great comedy-who-done-it mystery, but not the greatest who-done-it mystery. Murder by Death (also already mentioned) is another great comedy-who-done-it mystery movie and was written by one of my favorite playwrights.

Murder She Wrote

>>10259019

downloading this now. sweet, i got something out of this thread.

>>10258992

Well, I know they have British ones. I've seen them on BBC. America I guess has forgotten Agatha Christie.

>>10258992
>>10258992

>Agatha Christie, now famous from her Doctor Who episode

>now famous from her Doctor Who episode

>famous from her Doctor Who episode

>I'M FUCKING STOOPIDDD

>>10259064
Used to watch Murder She Wrote as a kid even though it was an old folks show. Still better than the one-liner CSI/Law and Order bullshit.

>>10259062

Murder By Death is god tier for sure. It helps to know who they are lampooning with Sam Spade, Charlie Chan, and Co.

>>10258992
>Agatha Christie, now famous from her Doctor Who episode

>>10259130
Most definitely. At least it was possible for the viewer to figure out who the killer was. Now we just sit around and wait for David Caruso to find a DNA match.

>>10259126
>>10259154

Hey I know who she is. I'm trying to make a connection for any lowest common denominator browsing this thread.

House isn't very funny

>>10259185

That's why I was a huge fan of Monk and super sad to see it go.

>>10259188

too late, fuck face, you've outed yourself as a complete retard.

retard!

Murder Ahoy

>>10259130
Same here. My parents watched Murder She Wrote and Columbo. So I saw them all the time.

>>10259034

Nice, another Christie adaptation. Didn't see your post at first, downloading it now.

>>10259213
HAHA HE'S SUCH A RETARD. PREPARING THE ROTTEN TOMATOES AND THE WHIPS.

>>10259185
Angela Lansbury's character lived in the murder capital of the world.

>>10259276

Idaho?

Clue isn't a proper whodunit. Clue is a massive, unapologetic parody of a genre of movies that have been dead for decades.

And the puns. Oh god the puns. You'll never see a movie with a higher density of quality puns.
>You tell him it's not true.
>It's not true.
>Ha ha! So it is true! A double negative!
>Double negative? You mean you have -photographs-?
>That sounds like a confession to me; I'm afraid you just gave yourself away.

>Well, come on, there's only one admitted killer in here and it's certainly not me; it's her!
>I've admitted nothing!
>Well, you paid the blackmail. How many husbands have you had?
>Mine, or other women's?
>Yours.
>Five.
>Five?
>Just the five. Husbands should be like Kleenex: soft, strong and disposable.
>You lure men to their deaths like a spider lures flies.
>Flies are where men are most vulnerable.
>That's right.

>>10259008

going to download this too even though I saw it about 6 months ago. nice movie to have.