The Jane Mysteries: Inheritance Lost

Well, it was just that: bad. Not that Hallmark mysteries are brilliant pieces, but many of them leave you with a warm feeling, they cheer you up.

This one was so bad, I didn't even finish it. Unfortunately mostly because of the main chatacter and the actress. Very unlikable.

There are some Hallmark mysteries with actresses, divas, etc. But this one is simply annoying.

The detective is fine, but that's it. A bit above average. I remember him in Rube Herring - he was just that, pretty face and little acting talent.

Kinda sad that they are making more of these films while there are so many left in limbo. Nevermind Mystery 101 - we lost hope. But what about Fixer Upper Mysteries, Emma Fielding Mysteries, etc?

IN A NUTSHELL: The story is about Jane DaSilva, a singer who inherits a foundation that runs a detective agency. While investigating her first case, she discovers a company that exploited her client's mother, and she realizes that delving into the past can be dangerous.

The film was directed by Marco Deufemia, and written by Neale Kimmel.

THINGS I LIKED: The mystery movie stars Jodie Sweetin in the lead role. She does a great job and is easy to like. That's really her singing in the movie!

Other cast members include Stephen Huszar, Paris Jefferson, Rob Stewart, Martin Roach, Brian Cook, Cindy Hampton, Tonjha Richardson, and Angelo Grey.

It was fun to see all of the wigs and costumes that Jodie Sweetin got to wear when she was trying to disguise herself. It was a cute idea to have her character's aunt supply them since she was supposed to be a famous actress in years past.

I love that Hallmark has been pumping out mysteries that offer the thinking woman something more than just a cheesy-easy romance.

It's fun to follow the clues and try to figure out what happened.

If you enjoy this movie and Jodie Sweetin's character, you'll be happy to know that sequels may be coming soon. There are more mysteries to solve and only a budding romance by the end of this first installment, leaving much territory left to be explored and expanded upon.

THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: There are some really big goofs in the script that would never happen in real life.

Some of the dialogue is super cheesy.

TIPS FOR PARENTS: Portrayal of murders (we see 2 dead bodies) Talk of network marketing (multi-level marketing scams) No profanity.

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Yes, this first one of the series was very poorly written. And there isn't really chemistry between Jodi and Stephen. Hope this changes with time as they are both really good actors. I do like that they have her singing, as I think she has a good voice. The second and third got a little bit better, but hoping the writer's take note and come up with better scripts.

I know Hallmark has been going down hill for the last few years, but they should be able to come up with much better for this series. Go back to your roots and start doing quality family series. I guess you lost too many people to the other channel.

I watched as long as I could stomach it and turned it off, the script is so bad that I felt sorry for the leads. It's supposed to be a light rom-com mystery, but it got lost at the beginning and it never found itself. Hallmark has produced some good murder mysteries but I hope this is the end of "The Jane Mysteries". The "Martha's Vineyard Mysteries" was one of the better mystery series they produced, they should resurrect. The plots were believable and the acting was good.

Stephen Huszar is always a good reliable performer in any film he's in, Jodie Sweetin did well. Paris Jefferson as Sadie was terrible, poor casting.

I loved this movie. Jodie Sweetin did a great job, they all did. I haven't seen her since the Full House days. All cast members were great. I loved the storyline. As a mom with an Angel Son in Heaven, you want the bad guy caught. The storyline was a great idea. So many cases of different types get dropped & to think you can make a difference & help a hurting family is incredible. I hope Hallmark continues this series, I love the romances but oh how I love the mysteries. An Aunt, a favorite niece, a nice looking detective & all are committed to helping families find their loved ones. Gone, but not forgotten.