Tedium defined

Rating: 1/10 (18 January 2015)

Meandering, pointless dialogue, stretched out and padded with verbose trivialities, long,long pauses within the dialogue, and pacing so slow it can make you itch, all blended together. In this film to create the experience of excruciating boredom. It is obvious that the director did not have much faith in the script or hr would not have had to resort to these kinds of tricks of the theater. Either way he took something bad and made it worse. Much worse. A much quicker pace and scissors to the script would have been very helpful.
I would discuss the acting but what's the point? You really do not need to see this film, unless you suffer from insomnia. Stick with the brilliant original, "Death Takes A Holiday," a classic, with Freddy March.