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This crime mystery satire, gives a fun spin on the this genre of movies. The writing was good, and the characters were all interesting. I liked the locations, and the customs. The humor was unique, as the main protagonist solved the case. It had a great backdrop of music, as the plot thickened. It was a great escape, and it evoked images of the classic film Dragnet. I also thought of Naked Gun at times. It was the first of it's kind the way it combined all of the crime, mystery, and comedy with a political theme, and a woman as the lead character. There were some good set up punchlines, which made for some fun surprises.

The performances in this film were amazing. This was a compelling story, of a semi happily married couple who are at a cross roads of continuing their quests of pursuing their dreams. The dynamic often shifts between their love and affection, and their turbulent resentment towards one another. The conflict is ongoing, and the viewer if left wondering if they will ever find some resolve. I was fascinated by the undertones, the lighting was epic. The story deals with the modern era of how the creative arts are now being compromised by the growing demand to earn a living in this hyper-capitalistic environment today.

This film was a lot of fun to watch. The dialogue was authentic, and the characters we're real. As a happily married man I could really appreciate the all of these tropes as they developed. The cliche happy wife happy life for example always seemed so lob-sided. They introduce the concept of happy spouse happy house, which seems more appropriate in this day and age. The main character Billy comes off as a push-over while being married to a demanding wife. The life lessons can truly be valued by anyone in a long standing marriage. I especially enjoyed the creative animation in intro and the out-tro.