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Gosford Park (2001) |
| 74 reviews |
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Film rated 3.6 / 5
(Chick rating: 3.6 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.3 / 5)
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| Upstairs: Body. Downstairs: Bawdy. |
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| Altman's pre-war 'class' action. |
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| Butlery with the cutlery. |
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| McCordle murdered many motives. |
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| Fry's British Clouseau immitation. |
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| 'Prime Suspect' is killer. |
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| Servants frolic below stairs. |
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| Fry investigates classy murder. |
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| Altman's period murder piece. |
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| Cocktails, dinner, dessert, homicide. |
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| Predictable, overrated period mystery. |
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| Back-stabbing upstairs, screwing downstairs. |
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| Altman overlaps dialogue, classes. |
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| Stabbing victim already dead. |
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| Altman's ensemble plays Cluedo. |
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| Girl from 'Trainspotting', clothed. |
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| 'Upstairs Downstairs' murder mystery. |
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| Snobby Brits, murky plot. |
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| McCordle's 1930's Cluedo. |
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| Throwback Altman directs throwback. |
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| Glossy upstairs downstairs wholldoit. |
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| Deceptive trailers- wrong impression. |
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| Altman, stick to Americans. |
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| Merchant Ivory done badly. |
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| Rain. Murder. Investigation. Yawn. |
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| Mumbling, bumbling servants conspire. |
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| Murder mars McCordle manor. |
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| Shooting party turns nasty. |
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| Altman's McCordle murder mystery. |
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| Servants' sexy shenanigans. |
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| Snobbery, upstairs and downstairs. |
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| Detective's brain is Fry-ed. |
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| Altman channels Agatha Christie. |
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| Gambon poisoned, then stabbed. |
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| Stephen Fry investigates murder. |
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| Ivor Novello serenades houseguests. |
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| Macdonald: Scottish. Phillippe: not. |
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| Fascinating estate house insite. |
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| Servants abound, murder profound. |
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| Altman bombs again (duh). |
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| It's 'Upstairs Downstairs' revisited. |
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| Popcorn addicts stay away. |
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| Scarlett Pimpernel waits tables. |
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| Servants show up upper-class. |
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| Snobby Smith, maid gossip. |
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| Mistreated servant gains revenge. |
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| Robert Altman, Mystery Man. |
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| Mirren's maid: prime suspect. |
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| Phillippe's stunt: 'Scottish' accent. |
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| Mumbling, bumbling, murdering, yawning. |
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| Period missing knife drama. |
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| Not whodunnit but whydidhe. |
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| Agatha goes below stairs. |
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| Cluedo with annoying accents. |
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| Detective Thom- fumbles investigation. |
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| Whodunnit becomes periodic whodidnt. |
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| Downstairs vs. upstairs. Knife. |
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| Altman's upstairs-downstairs ensemble. |
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| Servants protects family secrets. |
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