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Stop It, You're Killing Me
Susan, a gold-digging con artist, marries the 108-year-old Edwin on the safe assumption that he'll soon die and she'll be able to grab his fortune. Four years later, , Edwin's still alive, and she's beginning to run out of patience. What she doesn't know is a witch is keeping Edwin alive until he turns 150 in order to complete one of her own magic spells. Will Susan be able to work out a deal, or will they be stuck waiting on Edwin for the next 40 years?
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Plot Summary
When two petty criminals stumble upon a valuable stash of diamonds, they embark on a chaotic spree of deception and violence. Their attempts to sell the gems quickly spiral out of control, drawing the attention of dangerous figures in the underworld. The duo must outwit their pursuers and each other to survive the increasingly perilous situation.
Critical Reception
This low-budget British crime comedy garnered a mixed to positive reception, praised for its energetic pacing and dark humor, though some critics found its plot somewhat predictable and its characters underdeveloped.
What Reviewers Say
Appreciated for its brisk pacing and surprisingly witty dialogue.
Noted for its gritty, London-set crime atmosphere.
Some found the plot to be a bit too derivative of earlier crime films.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot on a relatively small budget, which contributed to its raw, indie feel.
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