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Siete sospechosos, seis armas, cinco cuerpos y tres finales.
En una gran y apartada mansión victoriana se reúnen varios personajes pintorescos para cenar ante una misteriosa invitación de un anfitrión desconocido. Todos ellos tienen secretos que ocultar, por los que son vilmente chantajeados desde hace años. Cuando la casa se queda a oscuras por culpa de un momentáneo apagón de luz, el chantajista aparece asesinado en el salón. Ahora deben averiguar quién de ellos ha sido el culpable, una tarea muy complicada teniendo en cuenta que todos ellos tenían motivos de peso para cometer el crimen.
Avis de la communauté (10)
Gets better every time I watch it and always love the three endings, definitely one of my favourites from Tim Curry.
A movie based on the board game Cluedo (which was always my favourite game as a child!) The way it is done is so clever. The characters are just like the board game with more background story which explains why everyone was in the house, I like that it also has 3 alternative endings. It's fun (the first time you watch it) to try and guess whodunnit!
A rather enjoyable film which was all about "Who done it?" Very much mysterious and remained so right 'til the end when they presented us with three possible endings leaving us still puzzled about what happens. The storyline reminded me of the 1930 film "The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case". Definitely worth a watch.
I am so glad I waited till I was older to watch this. I know I would not have appreciated it as much as I do now. Absolutely genius of a movie!
For about half an hour, the straight-up cheeseball nature of this relic holds its own. After that, the whole gimmick starts to fall apart and the jokes begin sagging badly. Despite a lights-out cast, the genuine bits of humor are sporadic at best, surrounded with loads of forced puns and winks or nods at the camera. By the end, I was fighting off a heavy set of eyelids and praying for everything to wrap up already. The idea of doing three different endings, chosen at random prior to each screening, was a brilliant concept but the execution leaves a lot to be desired - none of them really work.