"Evil Under the Sun" basically follows the pattern of the movie "Tragedy on the Nile", and the confusing plot is impressive. The film is a movie with a strong British flavor. It has many similarities with "The Tragedy on the Nile". It is also a murder case that took place in a picturesque tourist resort. The deceased was also a beautiful and moving girl. The ocean scenery in China makes people feel like a vacation. Although the account of the relationship between the characters in the first half of the film is a bit confusing, the explanation of the case at the end of the film is still quite exciting. Although the film is not the most classic work of Agatha Christie, it is indeed worth savoring slowly. The film removes the first part of the novel, adapts the ending, and removes some characters to make the whole plot more compact. The atmosphere has become more intense, and it can be said that the film is higher than the original novel
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Evil Under the Sun evaluation action
2022-01-16 08:02
Extended Reading
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Garth 2022-03-27 09:01:18
Inspector Poirot's reasoning in solving the case is still interesting to see. The whole movie is now, the killing method is simple, the charm of the old movie is not ordinary, the owner of the hotel is Professor McGonagall haha
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Robin 2022-03-29 09:01:07
For the sake of alibi! How does the female criminal know that the cheap actress must hide in the cave, otherwise what is the use of that bottle of brown water? Can a stone knock a person unconscious? Why not just smash it a few times and just kill it? Ordinary people who find the body but stay at the scene and report the crime without fleeing are suspicious! Agatha's things are all in circles with ink marks, her writing is pale and procrastinating, and a woman's logic is just a huh...
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Daphne Castle: [notices Poirot in lobby] Oh, you - you must be Sir Horace Blatt's friend; perhaps - perhaps you'll sign in?
Poirot: [signs hotel register]
Daphne Castle: Oh, so you're the famous Hercule Poirot eh?
Poirot: Ah you are too amiable madame.
Daphne Castle: [sternly] Perhaps - I hope you haven't come here to practice your sleuthing games on my guests - they've all got far too many skeletons in their cupboards to join in with enthusiasm.
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Christine Redfern: [watching people sunbathing on the beach] How I wish I could do that, just lie in the sun.
Poirot: Mais porquoi, madame? Look at them lying in rows, like corpses at the morgue! They are not men and women. Nothing personal about them. They're just bodies, butcher's meat, steaks grilling in the sun.