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Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears (2020)
#1
An aussie murder mystery period flick with a sassy heroine with a sweet gilded garter revolver. We guessed the butler right away. Okay, that's a spoiler, sorry. Well sort of. If you bother to watch this, it's rather obvious. It has its moments, but mostly felt like a dated Indiana Jones rip off without all the crazy adventure. There was adventure, but just not very crazy. It didn't really work for me. HP1 - Professor Sprout.

There is a fencing scene and it's one of those 'could you have at least taken one fencing lesson before shooting that?' bouts - one where Miss Fisher couldn't quite put her mask on properly at first with the chin outside where it should rest, and then it quickly degrades to sliding down bannisters and other such swashbuckling. Silly fencing. But they did wear knickers. 

Not DOOM recommended.
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#2
The TV series is charming and Australian
In the Tudor Period, Fencing Masters were classified in the Vagrancy Laws along with Actors, Gypsys, Vagabonds, Sturdy Rogues, and the owners of performing bears.
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#3
Yes, this is a movie installment from the TV series. I imagine that plays out better because I would've enjoyed this more as a TV movie instead of a movie movie. If you're into the TV show, I recant my 'not' recommendation and shift it to recommended.
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Not in a big way, but as I said, they are charming and light-weight (the opposite of myself)
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#5
Charming and lightweight indeed. That little garter revolver was super charming and lightweight. Maybe you should watch this. But if you do, the crappy fencing scene might put you off the charming lightweight Miss Fisher. You can see the bannister slide in the trailer:


See now, if there really was bannister sliding in fencing, I'd happily knicker up again.
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#6
Is that our new rallying cry? Knicker up, boys, we're heading into Dodge.
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#7
It’s a good rallying cry. Time to knicker up, boys!
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#8
This can only mean one thing: T-Shirts.
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NORICH

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#10
This was disappointing. The show was enjoyable, but this was particularly weak because it lacked the supporting characters.
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#11
I guess I should watch the show. Where did you guys watch this?
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KQED

Why does it not allow me to post a four-letter response? “Too short”?
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#13
Si.
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#14
We streamed it, Netflix or Amazon.
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(09-29-2020, 12:44 AM)Dr. Ivor Yeti Wrote: KQED
 
Dang. How did that get by me?

(09-29-2020, 07:56 AM)King Bob Wrote: We streamed it, Netflix or Amazon.

We don't have those anymore - just Netflix DVD. The budget is tight now...
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