Betty Nelson71 said:Is it just me, or does Kenneth not really work for you? He was fine in HP, but nowhere else. As Poirot, he just gets on my nerves—it’s like he’s overacting. Too much affectation, almost like he’s playing a caricature of the character.
And what about that creep, did they cut him from the movie or not?
Yeah, his part in HP was actually pretty solid.
He's doing that same over-the-top thing here, kind of like in the Tenet Quote.
vividstag16 said:My main gripe is that they didn't even shoot on location—it was all done in the United Kingdom. Supposedly a few bits were filmed in Africa, but without any of the actors. Mostly just heavy CGI.🤦The landscapes often look like they were pulled straight out of some kid's fairy tale about princes and princesses.😵I'm not saying it doesn't look nice, but in this case, it just didn't do it for me.
Look, CGI is fine with me when we're talking big sci-fi action spectacles, but for an Agatha Christie mystery adaptation... yeah, thanks, but no thanks.☕
This feels like a movie made for the younger crowd—the ones who haven't read Agatha and haven't seen the classics. Sure... they'll probably love it.👍
It's similar to Orient Express, where in America we see mountain ranges that would make the Himalayas jealous, or Black police officers, etc. 🙏
Christian Myers said:Does it mention America? In Suchet's version, they mentioned a small town in the Midwest.
In Death on the Nile, did they mention a small town in the Midwest? I can't recall.🤔
In Orient Express, they mention a small town in the Midwest and a river.
Christian Myers said:I'm not planning on seeing this one, and I'm certainly not the first. For me, David Suchet is the one and only Poirot. And honestly, that's probably why Branagh looks so terrible in the trailer.
I’m with you there—Branagh just doesn't feel like Poirot to me, and don't even get me started on the mustache. 🤦