Last seen together in the 2011 rom-com Just Go With It, Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston have reunited for a European whodunnit.
Netflix just released the trailer of the film, which looks and feels like a great comedy twisted into a Murder Mystery which also happens to be the title of the film.
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In the trailer, Sandler is seen playing an NYC cop Nick Spitz and Anniston plays his wife Audrey Spitz. They go on a Europe trip to try and bring some spark back into their marriage.
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Until the beginning, all feels like a summer comedy but things begin to change when they’re invited to a billionaire’s yacht for a holiday and find themselves framed in a mysterious murder.
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