4/5 Not only a mystery, but a love story
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I gave this review four stars because it was excellent in every respect except the development of the love that was evident between Greg and Marcy by the middle of the movie til the end. When Marcy saw how inlove Greg was with Linda during the party, it seemed that she wished she had a man who would love and honor her that much. THEN when she saw Martin and Linda playing around she realized that it wasn't as perfect as she thought. Still, it was none of her business until she later locked herself in the bathroom and unknowlingly told Greg about the incident.
She felt sorry for Greg when she saw him crying and believed that the death WAS and accident (after all, why would he let her go if he was really a murderer). In the process of helping him, she fell in love. On his part, Greg at first felt deep gratitude for her, but later HE fell in love ( as evidenced by the scene in which he tries to stop her from driving off with Linda where he says "you'll have to kill me first", and the scene where he tells her that she is "special" and touches (how LAME) her arm). I thought the end of the movie was pathetic in that I thought that he should have at LEAST caressed her and said "I'll ring you later". I don't know WHY interracial movies seem to shy away from displaying deep emotional and physical closeness when the relationship involves a white male and black female.

4/5 Good.
  by bimbo2 (usa)
Most entertaining !!
Quality of film/picture not so good , but I still enjoyed it.

3/5 Alibi with Michael Kitchen
  by Carla Pearce (Meridian, ID USA)
I found this a fascinating movie, however, I would have enjoyed it much more if I could have heard or understood the dialogue. I was very disappointed that it had no closed-captions or sub-titles. The spoken lines were very garbled and I could hardly understand a single word. I was able to understand the basic story, but did not get the ending, as I could not make out what the characters were saying. I would love to see a version with sub-titles if there is one available. I think Michael Kitchen is great and it seemed he was superb in portraying his role in this movie.

4/5 Quirky thriller . . .
  by Ronald Scheer (Los Angeles)
About the time you think you know what you're watching - a thriller about a young woman who discovers a killer disposing of a body - this quirky story begins taking odd and unexpected turns. After a while, you begin to realize that it's not all "dead" serious. There is dark humor around the edges, and the two protagonists become partners in a cover-up that keeps threatening to come unraveled.

The man (Michael Kitchen) claims the death was accidental, though the body, it turns out, belongs to a man having an affair with his wife. The young woman (Sophie Okonedo), who has no reason to get involved, does anyway - and thereby hangs the tale. Paul Abbott, writer for the series "Cracker," keeps the complications piling up as revelation follows revelation, and each of the characters gets into and out of one predicament after another. Kitchen, parodying all the grimaces and facial contortions of his likeably reticent detective Foyle ("Foyle's War"), gets to muddle on under the influence of a few too many Valium. Cleverly plotted, this British TV drama, is entertainingly implausible in just the way it should be.

5/5 very good
  by Marc Turnipseed (hell)
This one I rented ,not knowing what to expect. But when I watched it, I really didn't want it to end. This was a very good movie. Very suspensful,and believable. Just when you think somebody is busted ,they squirm away in a very believable manner. It's not all fake and contrived like all these movies these days. Everybody seems so calm and collected in movies, but not this one. And the most shocking thing about this movie is that it was made for TV in the UK. A TV movie ,that in my opinion is better than 90% of crap put out here. Very well worth checking out.