True Crime
- El episodio se transmitió el 31 ago 2021
- TV-MA
- 35min
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7.7/10
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Charles, Oliver y Mabel son vecinos y se hacen amigos gracias a su pasión por los crímenes reales.Charles, Oliver y Mabel son vecinos y se hacen amigos gracias a su pasión por los crímenes reales.Charles, Oliver y Mabel son vecinos y se hacen amigos gracias a su pasión por los crímenes reales.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Aaron Dominguez
- Oscar Torres
- (solo créditos)
Amy Ryan
- Jan Bellows
- (solo créditos)
Opiniones destacadas
I see some people have given up on the show after one episode. I think the presence of Steve Martin and Martin Short with their unique quirkiness is enough to keep me enthralled. I don't know a lot about Selena Gomez but like what she is doing. This first step involves lonely people who don't seem to have a tomorrow, finding each other and deciding to become a crime solving group. Then to do a true crime podcast. We get to know a bit about each and it works because these people are stars.
With the reteaming of Steve Martin and Martin Short.
I expected Only Murders in the Building to be a comedy mystery. A little like Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery.
It does start off that way. Charles (Martin) Oliver (Short) and Mabel (Selena Gomez) are mismatched neighbours in a prestigious New York apartment building who are all fans of a murder mystery podcast.
They end up investigating a real life murder.
Tim, a neighbour in their apartment building was in the elevator with them holding a garbage bag and having an angry phone call.
Later he is found dead, it is thought to be a suicide. The three band together for their own true crime podcast.
As the first episode continues. It begins to peel the layers of the three characters which points to something darker.
By the end of the first episode I realised that the series is more about the characters than the murder mystery.
I expected Only Murders in the Building to be a comedy mystery. A little like Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery.
It does start off that way. Charles (Martin) Oliver (Short) and Mabel (Selena Gomez) are mismatched neighbours in a prestigious New York apartment building who are all fans of a murder mystery podcast.
They end up investigating a real life murder.
Tim, a neighbour in their apartment building was in the elevator with them holding a garbage bag and having an angry phone call.
Later he is found dead, it is thought to be a suicide. The three band together for their own true crime podcast.
As the first episode continues. It begins to peel the layers of the three characters which points to something darker.
By the end of the first episode I realised that the series is more about the characters than the murder mystery.
As a true crime enthousiast myself I absolutely love the plot! The chemistry between the 3 is really fun and addicting to watch. Although Selena's acting can feel a bit rusty, but she probably needs some time to grow into the role.
Can't wait to see where the story goes.
Can't wait to see where the story goes.
To reviewer Bevo-13678, I noticed it too! That was Dustin Hoffman's Ratso Rizzo character walking across the street and almost getting hit and yelling "I'm WALKING Here! I'm WALKING Here"
The movie was the 1969 Oscar Winner for Best Picture and first ever X rated movie to win an Oscar.
I have seen the first 4 episodes of this show and am marveling at all the cultural references for people of a certain age. If you are in your 60's you are in for a treat as you pick up these little gems.
To people who are complaining about Martin's acting or character, IDK what you are expecting... some wild and crazy guy? King Tut? This is a guy who has written books like "The Shop Girl", screenplays, does serious theater, is married to Victoria Tenant and his acting is pitch perfect for the character he plays. I will cut you some slack since you are reviewing him based on one episode.
The movie was the 1969 Oscar Winner for Best Picture and first ever X rated movie to win an Oscar.
I have seen the first 4 episodes of this show and am marveling at all the cultural references for people of a certain age. If you are in your 60's you are in for a treat as you pick up these little gems.
To people who are complaining about Martin's acting or character, IDK what you are expecting... some wild and crazy guy? King Tut? This is a guy who has written books like "The Shop Girl", screenplays, does serious theater, is married to Victoria Tenant and his acting is pitch perfect for the character he plays. I will cut you some slack since you are reviewing him based on one episode.
Let's see where this goes. Signed on to 30 day HULU trial so I'm going to have to binge this to see how it shakes out. Steve Martin and Martin Short in real life are best friends...obvious by what I saw here. Can't wait to get into this show more.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaThe episode won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Program (Half-Hour).
- ErroresWhen Tim Kono enters the elevator, he presses the button for Floor 8 but the elevator's digital display shows him getting off at Floor 9.
- Citas
Mabel Mora: What the fuck is in Bo's mouth?
Oliver Putnam, Charles-Haden Savage: Becky's panties!
- ConexionesFeatured in La 74ª edición de los premios Primetime Emmy (2022)
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 35min
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- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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