Jeff Garlin

Natasha Lyonne

Christine Woods

Steven Weber

Amy Sedaris

Eddie Pepitone

Leah Remini

Timm Sharp

Brad Morris

Ava Acres

Kaley Cuoco

Joe Kenda

Dino Battaglia

Brent Bradshaw

Michael R. Carlson

Megan Ferguson

Erin Foley

James Garlin

Richard Gonzales

Hidekun Hah

Teruko Hakajima

Yoriko Haraguchi

Hidetoshi Imura

Milan Johnson

Akiko Katô

Tomo Kawaguchi

Hailee Keanna Lautenbach

Mayan Lopez

Nelson Mashita

Teruko Nakajima

Dana Powell

Alex Puccinelli

Adam Ray

Chris Redd

Dave Reinitz

Dave Sheridan

Rachel Sullivan

William Stanford Davis

Shelby Stockton

Martin Takahashi

Yaz Takahashi

Ken Takemoto

Josie Totah

David Tsuboi

Kotaro Watanabe

Doc Willis

Takato Yonemoto

Ai Yoshihara

Cory Lorenzen

Ryan Krayser

Paul Stanley

Ben Scott

Tom Wagman

Tracy Manzo

Corina C. Duran-Rabichuk

Melissa Brockman

Jennifer Giragos

Ian Bricke

Mat Beck

Ellen Vieira

Allison Jones

David Miner

Vernon Davidson

Andrew Secunda

Andrea Seigel

Gina Marie Deangelis

Julie Camino

Mark Cross

Stephanie Rives

Donald Krafft

Megan Murphy

Alex Noble

Jesse Pomeroy

Bonni Flowers

Tammy Williamson

Richard Mercado

Ari Halpern

Colette D. Dahanne

Zoe Franklin

Chris Philp

Jonathan Corn

Ben Folds

Keri Smith

Jason Blount

Comedy

Handsome: A Netflix Mystery Movie

Baral Waley Productions

JZM Films

MMMPuddin'

United States of America

English

Kamurai

Good watch, might watch again, and can recommend.

I really like Jeff Garlin and Natasha Lyonne, they play really well off of one another, but every other character just seems like a throw away, even Steve Weber and Leah Remini, whom I both generally like as well.

I like a good mystery, and this movie proves there are a lot of fun, interesting ways to go about doing one, but it is somewhat unsatisfying when you're not onboard with the character motivations.  Yes, Handsome is solving a crime, and the killer is an awful person, but the victim wasn't exactly great.  Everyone else involved was kind of a jerk too, but in some "quirky" way.

While we see Handsome investigate the crime, too much of the discovery happens in the "beautiful mind" space (surprising reminds me of "Green Hornet"), we get little bits and pieces, but we're not really along for the ride.

While I appreciate it being innovative, normally we get some kind of narrative, or the detective will "mentally re-play" events laying out what we do or do not know, and not having that feels more absent than innovative.  Instead we get a sort of recap without "capping".

In "Clue", you get that ridiculous multi-ended re-cap, but in addition to having silent clues, they're actively putting together leads and evidence as to what is happening and who might be next.

It's not that it didn't happen, but thinking back on it, none it felt meaningful at all.  Then there is the dead plot line: I know it was for a joke, but it fell flat for me, and I honestly felt relieved when I think I was supposed to feel pity / sadness.

There are a lot of movies out there to watch, this is good, I think you'll enjoy it, but there are a lot of other movies that might be a little better.

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