Got here late, and watched the 1st 45 minutes. Kelly Reilly's lips are not to be missed. đź’”

Got here late, and watched the 1st 45 minutes. Kelly Reilly's lips are not to be missed. đź’”
You think that seagull flying into the wake of the boat as the kid and mother leave was computer generated? Happy accident?
A rather somber end. I’ve been to worse Halloween parties with more people falling to their deaths
THANK YOU @rsmon77.bsky.social
and goodnight everyone along on the FFA ride
See you next crime
Agatha Christie had already wrote the final Hercule Poirot novel “Curtains” in the 1940’s but had it locked away until 1975
The New York Times honored the great detective with a full front page obituary - the first for any fictional character.
That is one big bad British mama
i did heard there’s a Young Poirot series in development
What a mean girl
This is the most critically acclaimed though least grossing film in the Branagh trilogy
Although it is far more profitable than the ever so extravagant Death on the Nile
I don’t think I could live in a city where my house could sink at any moment
You might recognize Emma Laird less glamorously from The Bone Temple
Agatha Christie wrote 33 novels and 51 short stories featuring the fastidious, meticulously mustachioed Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.
She hated doing it, calling him an "insufferable," "detestable, bombastic, tiresome, ego-centric little creep".
I think the mustache wax fumes must be getting to Poirot
Jamie Dornan and Jude Hill play father and son just as they did in Belfast
Kenneth Branagh had already cameoed the novel in his autobiographical 2021 film Belfast, both as a tribute to his mother’s love of Christie’s work and as a “plea to the gods” to get this film made.
I really only know her from the Sherlock Holmes movies, strangely enough.
Joyce Reynolds is the victim of a successful apple bobbing drowning in the book
and she is also a 12yr old girl who is characterized as a liar with a body that would attract sex fiends to attack her.
“I’d say to remember me, but you will”
I love the economy of all these shots.
Hard cuts and slow pans for ages
Where was Poirot when Phoebe Cates’ dad was stuck up a chimney?