Seeing this film brought to mind a private round of Clue! A collection of notable people—some more so than others—are gathered at the grand estate of "Sir William McCordle" (played by Sir Michael Gambon). As the party progresses and everyone becomes increasingly inebriated, it’s revealed that their host has been financially supporting many of these privileged individuals for quite some time, and a few have grown rath…

The performances are decent, and the story itself is fairly well-constructed within the mystery genre; however, there’s a significant amount of unnecessary footage—perhaps half an hour’s worth—that could have been cut. It felt like it took nearly ninety minutes just to get to the murder, and I anticipated several developments beforehand, which led to me losing interest toward the conclusion. Honestly, I'm still feeli…