sarahwarner-09921
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I am an Agatha Christie scholar, who has researched her work for years. Does that make me a better viewer? Not necessarily, but a more attentive one. Over the years I've come across several films that attempt to exploit Christie's name, either by using some of her characters (like the embarrassing recent series Hjerson) or parodying her plotlines.
This film is quite obviously inspired by Agatha Christie's literary output. It playfully combines elements from several of her novels and short stories, but then adds another turn of the screw, throws in a couple of red herrings and arrives not at one, but three astonishing great reveals, while all the time keeping the viewer's interest up.
I heartily recommend it to all Christie fans.
This film is quite obviously inspired by Agatha Christie's literary output. It playfully combines elements from several of her novels and short stories, but then adds another turn of the screw, throws in a couple of red herrings and arrives not at one, but three astonishing great reveals, while all the time keeping the viewer's interest up.
I heartily recommend it to all Christie fans.
I am an Agatha Christie scholar, who has researched her work for years. Does that make me a better viewer? Not necessarily, but a more attentive one. Trust me, this adaptation comes very close to the atmospheric and witty early Agatha Christie, recreating the more fun output of hers. The magnificent actors, locations and music contribute to a sublime viewing experience that everyone should allow themselves to have. It's an old production but has aged extremely well, like good wine.
I am an Agatha Christie scholar, who has researched her work for years. Does that make me a better viewer? Not necessarily, but a more attentive one. Poirot has been brought to the screen often, but no other adaptation does the Belgian detective credit: if you want to see an adaptation which is true to the narrative, true to the atmosphere and era, please choose this one and watch every single episode of this marvelous series!