Wednesday 13 April 2016

Nancy Drew - review

We all know Nancy Drew: an amateur sleuth who solves mysteries and crimes that no police department seem capable of solving. Starting off as a character in books written by Carolyn Keene, Nancy is now the subject of a movie starring Emma Roberts.

As a teenager with a passion for mysteries, at the start of the movie Nancy finds herself as a hostage during a church robbery in her home town of River Heights, but after sneaking away from the robbers and abseiling down the side of the building thanks to wire she happened to have in her bag, she’s celebrated once again as the one who solved the crime.

But as the town sing her praises again, Nancy and her father leave to move to Los Angeles for her father’s work. As her father asks her to be a normal teenager and stop sleuthing, Nancy finds herself in the middle of an unsolved case when they rent the former home of an actress who disappeared years before and on her return was then found dead during a party.

Unable to stop her mind working overtime, Nancy investigates the house with all its secret passages determined to find out if Dehlia’s death was an accident or something more, but when Nancy receives threatening phone calls and discovers a bomb in her car, she realises she’s trying to uncover something someone else wants to keep hidden.

Despite the threats, Nancy and her friends resolve to find out what really happened all those years ago and bring justice to Dehlia, but with her father imploring her to not sleuth; can she do it without him noticing?

This was a fun movie which was completely unrealistic, but worth a watch.
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