Dinner & A Movie - ON HOLD - but wait, there’s more!

Xander Strickland

"So I Married an Axe Murderer" mostly has the mystery element, but it's really well done. And so funny.

spikeysnack

"The Crimes of the Black Cat" is a great mystery movie, if maybe a bit obscure.

Jack Stankovic

What great ideas! I can’t wait :) As someone else suggested, Shutter Island and Gone Girl would be great. I’ve been meaning to rewatch both for a while now. Also, the girl on the train is a captivating watch. Any of the Agatha Christie mysteries too!

Quentin Denizon

Charmed would be great

angelcakes

literally 2 comments above lol

John Colson

Agreed. Cass, if you do watch this I suggest the "Extended Version" on Netflix

John Colson

She has reacted to it for a Dinner and a Movie, I think 2 months ago.

Michael Labs

Hmm... I have a couple of possibilities if you haven't seen them: "Once upon a Crime" and "What Lies Beneath". "The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo" Trilogy might be another one.

Avalon Perry

I haven't seen anyone recommend Knives Out yet, that's a great one!

DoubleJ

A bunch of mysteries jump to mind.... Identity; Brick; Sherlock Holmes; Kiss Kiss Bang Bang; Girl with the Dragon Tattoo; Shutter Island; Gone Girl; Presumed Innocent; Memento and The Usual Suspects.

Yani Dodge

Don't know a ton, first one I thought of was definietly Knives Out!

Minister Kosh

If one finds out who's done it in this one before the last couple of minutes I would be very much impressed, lol

Sam

some newer murder mystery movies that I found really enjoyable and funny were: Murder Mystery 1 & 2, and also Knives out movie series was also a great watch!

al mall

While being a Tarantino rollercoaster, The Hateful Eight also qualifies as a delicious whodunnit.

Kari

A couple of movies that are great mysteries, but not classic "whodunnit": 1. "The Game" with Michael Douglas and Sean Penn. The entire movie is a mystery/psychological thriller that has you trying to figure out what's going on and what's real or fake. 2. "The Manchurian Candidate" - I think I recommended this on another video, but it is another psychological thriller where you trying to figure out who is behind the craziness that's happening! Sorry this is vague, but I don't want to give anything away. I'm looking forward to the new series!

Kari

Any movie connected to Agatha Christie is a great "whodunnit." I recommend "Murder on the Orient Express" or "And Then There Were None." I also enjoyed the Adam Sandler and Jennifer Anniston "Murder Mystery" movies on Netflix. They were light-hearted and had a good mystery.

Leah W.

Another recommendation is "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"

Leah W.

If you are interested in some older films, you should definitely watch "In the Heat of the Night" (1967) and "The Long Goodbye" (1973).

Dan

I'm going to suggest "Wild Things" (1998) as underrated fun for the Whodunnit category.

Absolute0

"The Big Easy," 1986 with Dennis Quaid and Ellen Barkin

Paul Komoroski

P.S. If you ever want feature-film-length mystery webseries recs, I have some. Including a couple of murder mystery ones.

Paul Komoroski

Excited for both of these series!

Paul Komoroski

I second that!

Wind River (2017) is an incredible film

John Colson

Oh and if you haven't seen Memento, that's a must-see mystery. An early Christopher Nolan film.

John Colson

First one of the top of my head is Chinatown (1974). Classic film noir/mystery/drama starring Jack Nicholson.

Minister Kosh

Dont know if you have seen this but I‘d say „The usual Suspects“ definitely counts as a murder mystery.

BobJ

"Prisoners" would be a good one

John Colson

I love both of these ideas! 🎬