I'm not a huge fan of the dinner table setting in plays because I don't like to mix work and pleasure so the reveal here is that I find too much pleasure in eating and consider watching plays to be work.

You need a good performance from the Inspector and boy we get one from Thewlis.

"Your revolution is over Mr. Lebowski, condolences, the bums lost!" Want to be lectured to by communists? This is your movie. Thewlis was great as always.

Hope to see this in on a stage too.

A clunky moral tale that ultimately feels affecting, relevant, and meditative.

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Müfettiş, sorgu, intihar, SPOILER intihar eden genç bir kızın neden öldüğünü araştıran müfettiş zengin bir ailenin evine gelir. Evdeki herkes kızın hayatına müdahalede bulunmuş bir şekilde ölmesine neden olmuştur. Bireyciliğe karşı toplumcu bir tarafı olan ve güzel bir mesajı olan film.

Well acted and written adaptation.

Like many M. Night Shyamalan films, this movie relies on a twist to make it a worthwhile watch. However, unlike the Sixth Sense, the twist is neither smart nor can it be reasonably deduced from the available information.

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A nice way to end the engagement dinner.

BBC does J.B. Priestley's 1946 play An Inspector Calls (2015). And as you can expect, the acting is first class. The settings are confined mostly to one upper-class room, much to do with the simplicity of the original play. A tale of morals and human nature to think of themselves first as a Inspector comes to question the family and their involvement in a poor girls suicide. I did feel it was a bit too simplistically done. Or at least they didn't do anything different with the story.