Clue
Comedy ā¢ PG ā¢ 1985 ā¢ 1 hr 34 min
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The ending was definitely an unforseen twist.
I have no doubt that Colleen Camp in this movie turned a lot of young boys into men. I almost went through a second puberty at 45.
Spectacular cast, creatively original plot & execution. This was one of the first of this type of Murder mysteries that I saw & I loved it.
possibly the best movie in the world. might have to watch it one more time to be sure
So funny! While it may not make complete sense at some times it is an absolute fantastic film all the same!
this is one of my top three favorites, it's campy, it's 80's, what more could you want?
Witty as hell. If you can, watch the multiple endings on the DVD.
fun w silly twists. i always enjoy color themed characterizations. o thatās scarlet and sheās wearing a red dress? serve me some more
this film brings such a good mystery vibe. i quote it all the time, one of my faves :)
This movie seems all serious and mysterious at first, then turns out to be a comedic masterpiece, it's so goofy and hilarious lol
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