Netflix surprises with a mystery comedy where a group of retirees converts crimes into fun.
Marathon Netflix series and movies It becomes a recurring plan. This month, British production managed to climb to First place of world ranking and attracted millions of spectators. The proposal combines humor, mystery and a luxury cast.
The novelty is “The Thursday Crime Club”, A film that reached the platform in August and already became a rage. Its mixture of intrigue and light comedy offers a different respite to those who seek attachful entertainment without falling into too dense stories.
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What is the Thursday Crime Club, Netflix’s most watched film
The plot revolves around a Group of retired friends that meet every week in a quiet English town to analyze Police cases not resolved. What starts as an innocent distraction soon takes an unexpected turn: a real murder puts them in the center of dangerous investigation.
From there, the film alternates moments of humor and suspense. The protagonists must use ingenuity, experience and cunning to follow clues, overcome hidden secrets and reach the truth. The public hooks with the freshness of the story and with the contrast between the peaceful life of retirees and the tension of crimes.
The address of Chris Columbus provides dynamism and an agile rhythm that supports attention from beginning to end. In addition, the adaptation of the novel of Richard Osman It retains the original spirit of the literary work and takes it successfully to the screen.
Netflix: Trailer of The Thursday Crime Club
Netflix: El Crime Club cast of Thursdays
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HELEN MIREN LIKE ELIZABETH
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Pierce Brosnan as rum
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Ben Kingsley as Ibrahim
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Celia Imrie as Joyce
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Naomi Ackie as Donna de Freitas
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Daniel Mays like Chris Hudson
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Henry Lloyd-Hughes like Bogdan
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Tom Ellis as Jason
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Jonathan Pryce as Stephen
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Paul Freeman as John
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Geoff Bell as Tony Curran
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Richard E. Grant as Bobby Tanner
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Ingrid Oliver as Joanna
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