Murder Mystery Movie Review

 Hey my lovely Chameleons. In today's blog I have decided to tell to tell you Chameleons of a new movie on Netflix that came out last year, but just added to Netflix recently. Murder Mystery came out last year on June 14, 2019, but came to Netflix on the same day. It seems like I heard more about the movie recently this month. 

On June 14, 2019 Netflix got a new movie called, Murder Mystery staring Jennifer Aniston & Adam Sandler. I thought this movie came out recently this month cause that is when I started seeing the movie on Netflix. But I was wrong. This is not the first time that Jennifer Aniston & Adam Sandler stared in a movie together. In 2010 they played in Just Go With It together. I ended up watching that movie for a Celebrity Honesty Opinions. Plus I wanted an excuse to talk about Locke & Key. Yes- I am talking about Griffin Gluck. I just wanted to add that in. Back to Murder Mystery. This movie is about; A New York cop and his wife go on an European vacation to reinvigorate the spark in their marriage. A chance encounter leads to them being framed for the murder of an elderly billionaire.

The Cast:

Adam Sandler as Nick Spitz

Jennifer Aniston as Audrey Spitz

Luke Evans as Charles Cavendish

Terence Stamp as Malcom Quince

Gemma Arterton as Grace Ballard 

David Williams as Tobey Quince

Dany Boon as Inspector de la Croix

Olafer Darri Olafesson as Sergei

John Kani as Colonel Ulenga

Shiori Kutsuan as Suzi Nakamura

Sufe Bradshaw as Holly

Like I said, this movie came out last year, but I started hearing about this movie last week. I watched the trailer one day last week on Netflix just cause it was the first add that was on. I enjoy watching Jennifer Aniston & Adam Sandler that I thought this was very good and funny. I don't really go towards Murder Mystery movies, not my type. My bran hurts trying to find out who did it. Then again, I love thriller books. I actually read a few thriller books, and they were not going anywhere. But I very much enjoyed this movie. I love the accept of comedy in murder mysteries