On paper, the ambitious new comedy for Netflix crime "Thursday's Murder Club" should represent a crime cream for crimes. Directed by Chris Columbos, he joins Pierce Brosnan, Helen Miren, Ben Kingsley and Celia Imri as a group of retired people who decide to spend their free time trying to find out unsolved crimes, only to end up in the middle of a much more intense murder investigation.

Netflix released the film on August 22, 2025, for positive reviews, but unfortunately, "Thursday's Murder Club" did not find its audience. While Streamer du Jour's hit movie "KPOP Demon Hunters", released on June 20 and already the most watched original Netflix has so far struggled to stand close to the top of the top 10 most watched lists of Netflix, "Thursday's Murder" is already near the bottom. And where "KPOP Demon Hunters" continues to attract viewers at the number two of the list "," Thursday's Murder Club "has a place for number nine, which is not the place where the recent release of the high -profile film wants to be at this stage of its life cycle.

The trend of whodunnit in recent years has already given viewers Hercule's films of Kenneth Branag And Rihan Nsonson's "knives outside" films, including the upcoming Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) Murder in a closed room "Wake up dead man: a mystery of knives". Streaming platforms also cast some very interesting shows in the mix. Peacock has a great series of Natasha Lyon of the week "Poker Face", for example, as Julu covered crime fans with The Starweet "Only Murder in the Building".

Unfortunately, not every project in this genre seems to be a winner. The "Murder Club on Thursday" is doing quite everything it should, from the delivery of an absolutely ordered team to presenting a real fascinating murder case - but still, it has failed to make an urgent impact. Maybe the time will be gentle for the film, and Netflix subscribers will eventually reveal the attractions of the film featuring absolute game actors such as Tom Ellis ("Lucifer"), David Tennant ("Doctor Who," Essica Onesons "). Grant ("Sony and I" and "Loki") and Athonatan Pris ("Game"). However, now, "Thursday's Murder Club" certainly does not look like Heath Netflix may have hoped to get up.

The "Thursday Murder Club" is now moving to Netflix.