Reviews
A Little Thing Called Murder
Directed by Richard Benjamin · starring Judy Davis, Jonathan Jackson and Chelcie Ross
- 4 from the press
A Little Thing Called Murder: reviews
Reviews
What the critics say average 7.3 from 4 outlets
- 8.0 New York TimesAnita Gates
But Richard Benjamin, who directed, maintains a proper appalled distance, too. This is not great art, but it's great fun.
Read - 8.0 AllMovieBrian J. Dillard
Glib, mean-spirited, and vicious in the best possible way, A Little Thing Called Murder serves as a corrective to all those other, overwrought docudramas.
Read - 7.0 SlateDana Stevens
Casting an actress of Judy Davis’ caliber in a made-for-TV movie is like hiring Michelangelo to spackle your ceiling.
Read - 6.0 VarietyBrian Lowry
Presented with more cheek and flair than your average Lifetime movie, pic will be a must-see in circles where such performances inspire viewing parties, but the execution doesn’t entirely sustain its initial promise, eventually succumbing to an episodic feel as it chronicles the Kimes’ crime spree.
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Questions about the reviews of A Little Thing Called Murder
- What score does A Little Thing Called Murder have?
- The critics, 7.3 on average from 4 reviews.
- What do the critics say about A Little Thing Called Murder?
- The highest score is New York Times’s (8.0) and the lowest Variety’s (6.0).