Comments for Spot Cheating . Com http://www.spotcheating.com How to spot cheating partners - husband, wife or spouse and what you should do about it. Mon, 15 Mar 2010 09:07:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Murder at Glen Athol by bernie http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-2535 bernie Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:35:40 +0000 http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1273#comment-2535 Bill Holt (John Miljan) is a famous detective. He is on vacation and borrowing a house on Glen Athol. He is invited and practically forced to go to a party in the mansion next door. A wickedly flirtatious girl Muriel Randel (Iris Adrian) tells him of all the skeletons in everyone's closet. She seems to be some sort of scamp that uses everyone including the detective. It seems to be an early night as the detective goes home to finish a book he is writing. The scamp is exhausted and goes to bead early. All is well. <br /> <br />Bang! Bang! Shots heard. That night the butler mistakes a nephew (guest) of being a burglar and shoots him. Soon other bodies are found and the simple minded police pin it on the nephew. Our detective without overtly playing his hand must find out the truth. <br /> <br />Be sure to concentrate on the first 10 minute introduction of the characters or you will get lost in the shuffle. <br /> <br />Watching many detective movies it is not hard to guess the whole story as it is thinly masked and hurried at 69 minutes. However it is fun to watch the story unfold before our eyes and a rather refreshing but not unique conclusion. <br /> <br />The film has the feel that we are coming in in the middle of a series. However there is no reference to a book or any other movie either this character. The Writer of the screen play, John W. Krafft, has a string of credits to his name for many other movies and TV series. <br /> Rating: 4 / 5 Bill Holt (John Miljan) is a famous detective. He is on vacation and borrowing a house on Glen Athol. He is invited and practically forced to go to a party in the mansion next door. A wickedly flirtatious girl Muriel Randel (Iris Adrian) tells him of all the skeletons in everyone’s closet. She seems to be some sort of scamp that uses everyone including the detective. It seems to be an early night as the detective goes home to finish a book he is writing. The scamp is exhausted and goes to bead early. All is well.

Bang! Bang! Shots heard. That night the butler mistakes a nephew (guest) of being a burglar and shoots him. Soon other bodies are found and the simple minded police pin it on the nephew. Our detective without overtly playing his hand must find out the truth.

Be sure to concentrate on the first 10 minute introduction of the characters or you will get lost in the shuffle.

Watching many detective movies it is not hard to guess the whole story as it is thinly masked and hurried at 69 minutes. However it is fun to watch the story unfold before our eyes and a rather refreshing but not unique conclusion.

The film has the feel that we are coming in in the middle of a series. However there is no reference to a book or any other movie either this character. The Writer of the screen play, John W. Krafft, has a string of credits to his name for many other movies and TV series.

Rating: 4 / 5

]]> Comment on Murder at Glen Athol by larryj1 http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-2534 larryj1 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:35:38 +0000 http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1273#comment-2534 Very good early murder mystery. The DVD by Alpha is a pretty decent print with a minimum of splicing. I especially enjoyed the part played by Iris Adrian. Rating: 4 / 5 Very good early murder mystery. The DVD by Alpha is a pretty decent print with a minimum of splicing. I especially enjoyed the part played by Iris Adrian.
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> Comment on Faith episode 1 by Mary Sharon http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1271&cpage=1#comment-2528 Mary Sharon Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:47:11 +0000 http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1271#comment-2528 Because I liked all the actors in this, I bought it (pardon the pun) on blind faith, which the acting and story line more than justified. The plot was realistic The characters behaved as real human beings would -- sometimes venal, sometimes heroic. I thoroughly enjoyed this and thought it well worth the price. Rating: 4 / 5 Because I liked all the actors in this, I bought it (pardon the pun) on blind faith, which the acting and story line more than justified. The plot was realistic The characters behaved as real human beings would — sometimes venal, sometimes heroic. I thoroughly enjoyed this and thought it well worth the price.
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> Comment on Faith episode 1 by E. Grey http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1271&cpage=1#comment-2527 E. Grey Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:21:37 +0000 http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1271#comment-2527 I was gripped by this all the way through. The acting is outstanding and the storyline never lapses into cliché, with plenty of plot twists to keep the viewer gripped. I was particularly impressed by the writing of Susannah Harker's character - a woman in a TV series that feels like a three-dimensional human being and not just a projection of a male fantasy, but all the characters are complex in the way they are written and portrayed. As well as the three leads - who are all excellent - there is equally impressive support from the likes of Connie Booth, Keith Allen, and Alexis Denisof. Rating: 5 / 5 I was gripped by this all the way through. The acting is outstanding and the storyline never lapses into cliché, with plenty of plot twists to keep the viewer gripped. I was particularly impressed by the writing of Susannah Harker’s character - a woman in a TV series that feels like a three-dimensional human being and not just a projection of a male fantasy, but all the characters are complex in the way they are written and portrayed. As well as the three leads - who are all excellent - there is equally impressive support from the likes of Connie Booth, Keith Allen, and Alexis Denisof.
Rating: 5 / 5

]]> Comment on Faith episode 1 by Bennet Pomerantz http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1271&cpage=1#comment-2526 Bennet Pomerantz Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:05:12 +0000 http://www.spotcheating.com/?p=1271#comment-2526 For a three and a half hour drama, I was rivited. It is very British but it is topic as today's headlines <br /> <br />In the age of TMZ and cameras everything, this political thriller about a high ranking government official (Micheal Gambon) trying to hide his private life. His daughter (Susannah Harker) leaks his affair to the press and her boyfriend (John Hannah) being a memmber of the press. So where does the press stop and a private matter begin? <br /> <br />It is good piece of filmmaking. I wish an American production company would take note of this production <br /> <br />Bennet Pomerantz AUDIOWORLD Rating: 5 / 5 For a three and a half hour drama, I was rivited. It is very British but it is topic as today’s headlines

In the age of TMZ and cameras everything, this political thriller about a high ranking government official (Micheal Gambon) trying to hide his private life. His daughter (Susannah Harker) leaks his affair to the press and her boyfriend (John Hannah) being a memmber of the press. So where does the press stop and a private matter begin?

It is good piece of filmmaking. I wish an American production company would take note of this production

Bennet Pomerantz AUDIOWORLD
Rating: 5 / 5

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