VidMate
Free YouTube video & music downloader
ACTOR
Susie BlakeKaty Cavanagh-JupeMatthew CottleKevin Eldon
DIRECTOR
Simon Delaney
SYNOPSICS
Murder on the Blackpool Express (2017) is a English movie. Simon Delaney has directed this movie. Susie Blake,Katy Cavanagh-Jupe,Matthew Cottle,Kevin Eldon are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. Murder on the Blackpool Express (2017) is considered one of the best Comedy,Crime,Mystery movie in India and around the world.
A Blackpool coach driver and a female tour guide get caught up in a whodunit mystery when someone starts bumping off their passengers, the elderly fans of a crime novelist who's showing them places that inspired his works, one by one.
Murder on the Blackpool Express (2017) Reviews
Brilliantly warm, fun and funny
This is a good, solid light comedy and drama in the mould of an Agatha Christie-style one-by-one murder mystery, as you'd guess from the title. It's not trying to be big, loud or cutting but has much more of an 'ITV special' feel too it. I do like my strong, punchy comedies and I also do like my highly enjoyable comedies. This is the latter and its seasoned cast do a beautiful job of delivering a strong script liberally scattered with witticisms and gags. I had a lot of fun watching it.
No masterpiece but worth a watch.
The film is a murder mystery set on a coach heading to Blackpool Tower via murder places in a set of novels. It is no masterpiece but its a little bit better than your normal TV movie. Its funny in places. The murderer is not a great surprise (hint, as normal it is the one they writer wants you to least suspect) but there is a nice little twist to the murderers reasons. This is nice and light. A bit of fun to watch with older family. Its inoffensive really. It is not the best film ever but its not the worst.
First class travel
A coach trip featuring crime writer David van der Clane is underway to Blackpool, run by Organiser Gemma, with driver Terry. A group of passengers assemble to stop at all the major plot points in David's novels, at each stop, murder, a passenger dies... Writer Jason Cook i applaud you, firstly for writing a cracking plot, and bringing this project to life. The comedy whodunit seems to have totally died off, popular many years back, but surely still relevant today, considering almost every other show on the box is a Crime thriller. What a first rate cast, everyone in it is superb, a tough call on who steals it, some would say Griff Rhys Jones, I'd go for Nigel Havers, who is utterly brilliant, such a charming man. Sheila Reid shows what a sport she is, that saucy maid's outfit, just wrong :-) It's light and funny, the one off comedy drama seems to have vanished, and when something as good as this comes on I wonder why. More productions like this please. 9/10
Good old fashioned entertainment
Every one of the cast turns in a great performance. There is great chemistry between Johnny and Sean and the story is entertaining throughout. I didn't see the ending coming at all which is a huge bunus for a whodunnit.
Funny and warm
This is a really fun tv film. Comical, well acted. Having been on some coach holidays really get the sense of reality here. The story is fun too. The passengers die off one by one is this who done it. A pleasant way to spend an hour or two.