Murder at 1600

Synopsis

Murder at 1600 is a gripping thriller film released in 1997 starring Wesley Snipes. The story revolves around a murder that takes place within the White House, specifically at the address 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Wesley Snipes plays Detective Harlan Regis, who is tasked with solving the high-profile case amidst political intrigue, cover-ups, and a web of lies. As Regis delves deeper into the investigation, he uncovers shocking revelations that lead him to the highest echelons of power. With suspenseful twists and turns, Murder at 1600 keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the final revelation.

Cast

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  Wesley Snipes

  Detective Harlan Regis

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  Diane Lane

  Agent Nina Chance

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  Daniel Benzali

  Agent Nick Spikings

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  Dennis Miller

  Detective Steve Stengel

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  Alan Alda

  Jordan

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  Ronny Cox

  President Jack Neil

Reviews

Reviews for Murder at 1600 are mixed, with some critics praising the film's gripping storyline and Wesley Snipes' compelling performance as Detective Harlan Regis. Rotten Tomatoes gives the movie a rating of 32%, indicating a divisive response from audiences and critics. While some appreciate the tense atmosphere and political intrigue portrayed in the film, others criticize its predictability and lack of character development. IMDb rates Murder at 1600 at 6.1/10, with viewers commending the film's suspenseful elements but noting its formulaic nature. Metacritic's score of 47/100 reflects a consensus that while the movie has its moments, it falls short of being a standout thriller. Overall, Murder at 1600 is a decent watch for fans of the genre, offering a blend of mystery and political drama.