Clue

Synopsis

Clue, the 1985 comedy mystery film, directed by Jonathan Lynn, is based on the classic board game of the same name. The story unfolds in a secluded mansion where six guests, each with a mysterious past, are invited for dinner by the enigmatic Mr. Boddy. When the host is found dead, the guests become suspects, and chaos ensues as they try to unravel the real murderer's identity. With eccentric characters, witty dialogues, and unexpected twists, Clue keeps the audience guessing until the very end. Filled with humor, suspense, and a dash of nostalgia, this cult classic offers a unique and entertaining cinematic experience for mystery enthusiasts and fans of the board game alike.

Cast

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  Tim Curry

  Wadsworth

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  Eileen Brennan

  Mrs. Peacock

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  Madeline Kahn

  Mrs. White

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  Christopher Lloyd

  Professor Plum

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  Michael McKean

  Mr. Green

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  Martin Mull

  Colonel Mustard

Reviews

Clue receives mixed but generally positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 71%, describing it as an inventive twist on the board game that will keep viewers entertained. IMDb rates it at 7.2/10, praising the film's witty humor and talented ensemble cast. Metacritic's score of 41/100 suggests more varied opinions, with some critics appreciating the film's quirky charm while others find it uneven. The New York Times commends the film for its clever adaptation and lively performances, calling it a 'delightful pastiche of murder mystery tropes'. Overall, Clue is a delightful blend of comedy and mystery that continues to charm audiences decades after its release.