Meh. Not a good whodunnit nor a funny comedy, and the great supporting cast doesn't make up for it.

Rating: 6/10 (23 April 2020)

First of all: hooray for Tony Collete. What a gifted actress. And then Don Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon: great picks and good actors! But i'm sorry to say Ana de Armas wasn't a great match with this role and this director. Her acting is not very believable (stop with the constant sighing! It's tiring and your director should've stopped you from doing so). Double oh Graig has a painfull accent and other then that not very much to play with.
And then there is the mystery... oh boy. Agatha Christie for beginners. First rule: it's always the butler. Or better said: someone that isn't acting suspicious, but cooperative. Second rule: if halfway the movie the mystery seems to have been unravelled, the mystery is definatly not unravelled. And third: never forget the emphasized details: they always lead to the solution of the mystery.
Agatha Christie for the advanced: play with the expectation of the seasoned mystery reader, play with those three rules and mix em up. That unfortunatly didn't happen here.
And finally: Yes it had a few laughs, but not enough to be a comedy. And yes it was suspensefull at times, but not enough to get me on the edge of my seet.
So as a big fan of murder mysteries: the average British dectective series has better plots. And blaming Star Wars expectations? That's just not very good arguing. In my case: not a Star Wars fan. This was just not that good of a movie.