A Bone To Pick: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery

This is a good, interesting movie. It is definitely suitable for all ages. It is a murder mystery, but there is no blood & gore. Not even any real violence. The acting is very good. For me, it was a pleasant way to while away some time. It was good enough that I have pre-ordered the other two movies in the series. Oh, I didn't figure out who the murderer was or why at all. Which may be why I'm not a detective.

To bad they pushed to many things of the story line into the first few minutes. Plus, this is a big one, the entire setting was wrong. There are not any mountains, except for Stone Mountain, near Atlanta. Casting was poor. If you are going to make a show based on a book please at least read the book.

As many people have discussed in previous reviews, the Aurora Teagarden series of books by Charlaine Harris is not her best effort. Therefore, I'm unsure why Hallmark has chosen this series to convert to "TV movies." However, the book series was mildly entertaining, I like Candace Cameron Bure, and I enjoy a good Hallmark movie now and again. I would rate this as "entertaining."

The second installment of the Aurora Teagarden Mysteries is more fun than the first outing, but the dialog and acting was good to introduce the characters. However, the movie ends with Aurora inheriting something, a storyline that goes completely unaddressed in the second movie, which was a bit annoying.

I've viewed a number of Hallmark's Movies and Mystery Series. A BONE TO PICK was done in the same vein as ones I have watched. It was entertaining and enjoyable--a nice movie to see at the end of a busy day.

Hi I like all of the movies and I hope they put all of them on DVD real soon that would be great and I hope that they do a new movie real soon. that would be so cool please.

Great movie, came in when it said it would.

If you like mysteries this is a good series an it great to get it as a down load rather then having to look for the dvd.

I really enjoy these made-for-tv movies. This is the third one I have seen in this series and I just wish the other two were available on DVD. A few days after I recieved this one on DVD lo and behold they showed it on Channel 5 tv in the afternoon. I wouldn't say this was the best of the three, my favourite being Real Murders, but enjoyable none the less. So come on Hallmark, put the others out there on DVD.

I thoroughly enjoy the whole series of Aurora Teagarden Mysteries well written and acted recommend to all who enjoy mysteries

enjoyable film.

Can't use the DVD comes up wrong region

Nice little story - I enjoyed it