Match, Meet, Murder (2025)

Review Team

3/5

Match, Meet, Murder is a contemporary exploration of romance in the digital age, directed by Nicholas Treeshin. The film follows a lingerie designer who, after a painful breakup, finds herself venturing into the world of dating apps. While the premise is promising, the execution feels somewhat formu ... Show more >> Match, Meet, Murder is a contemporary exploration of romance in the digital age, directed by Nicholas Treeshin. The film follows a lingerie designer who, after a painful breakup, finds herself venturing into the world of dating apps. While the premise is promising, the execution feels somewhat formulaic. The lead performance captures the nuances of vulnerability and desire, but the narrative occasionally falls into predictable tropes. The film shines in its portrayal of the awkwardness of modern dating, providing both laughs and relatable moments. However, it struggles to fully develop its secondary characters, leaving them feeling one-dimensional. Overall, Match, Meet, Murder is an enjoyable watch for those interested in romantic comedies, but it may not leave a lasting impression. Show less

Editor Team

4/5

If you're looking for a film that captures the chaotic thrill of modern dating, Match, Meet, Murder is a delightful choice. This romantic dramedy brings to life the struggles of online dating with a witty script and charming performances. The protagonist, a lingerie designer, is relatable and her jo ... Show more >> If you're looking for a film that captures the chaotic thrill of modern dating, Match, Meet, Murder is a delightful choice. This romantic dramedy brings to life the struggles of online dating with a witty script and charming performances. The protagonist, a lingerie designer, is relatable and her journey into the world of apps is both humorous and eye-opening. The chemistry between her and the handsome stranger is electric, but just when you think you have it all figured out, the plot takes an unexpected turn that keeps you guessing. Nicholas Treeshin’s direction infuses the film with a fresh energy, making even the most mundane scenes engaging. While it has its clichés, the film's heart and humour shine through, making it a refreshing addition to the rom-com genre. Perfect for a cosy night in! Show less