Columbo: Murder With Too Many Notes

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Donald A @TheRealAckervold 11/10/2023 "Da fish! Da fish!" The second-to-last Columbo episode contains the love of movie scores abound. Unfortunately, its ending is set up for greatness, and it fails miserably. Quite honestly, this might be the only Columbo film in which the murderer probably wouldn't be convicted in reality. The whole film was nearly perfect, and probably would have ended up being one of the greatest episodes of all time if the ending wasn't so anticlimactic. Otherwise, the execution of the film directed by Patrick McGoohan and Peter Falk are solid. See more 09/03/2013 The penultimate thriller in the Columbo series, Murder with Too Many Notes is a suspenseful mystery that has a comedic edge. The story follows award winning music conductor Findlay Crawford who kills his understudy after he threatened to expose Crawford's plagiarism; but Crawford's plan runs afoul when Lt. Columbo notices some things that don't add up. Billy Connolly gives a wonderful performance and makes for an intriguing villain for Columbo to match wits with. And while Peter Falk looks a little worn, he's able to incorporate that into his character and gives Lt. Columbo a new energy. Well-crafted and entertaining, Murder with Too Many Notes is an impressive crime drama. See more 07/04/2008 I'm a Columbo addict... See more 03/20/2008 Falk is looking rather aged here, and the murder is not that clever, though Connolly (looking like real-life composer Michael Kamen here) shows he can do dramas effectively. Regular actor McGoohan’s direction not the best, either. Penultimate Columbo story for now. See more david h 11/12/2007 There are way to many of these, and I have seen them all. See more 11/09/2007 Billy Connolly makes for an amusing villain, but a confusing last minute sorta drags it down. See more Read all reviews

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