What we have here is a throwback to the old murder-mystery shows that used to be a staple diet on tv back in the day. Nothing offensive, and really centred round some bickering family with more money than sense.

Set in a handsome mansion, the multitude of characters are delightfully posh but all underneath are just trying to grab whatever money they can. Into this is our detective played by Daniel Craig, and the rest is like a ensemble party of lots of great old names like Don Johnson and Lee Curtis albeit with some of the new crowd too.

Is it any good? Well, it's underwhelming but will get the interest going as it does feel kind of nostalgic for the whodunnit genre. It's well acted, doesn't take itself seriously, and in a Scooby Doo way it's fun to watch.

Problem is that, for a long movie it doesn't offer much intrigue or much to ponder. It's at least something that it's NOT another superhero movie but I wanted something more cerebral especially when you have the quality of cast this director had at hand.

It's a fine film for a weekend movie when stuck at home. Just sit back and enjoy the film but don't expect much more of it than that.