Because I watched it with the little fairy, I added a star.
The director gave me a fake Poirot, although I gave full marks to the impression of the accent at the beginning! Except for the beard and accent, everything else is not what I remember. The whole reasoning process is also weak, and no spark is seen.
I have also watched two of the prosecution witnesses, I know the answer, and I can find the director's ingenious plot design. This movie doesn't have this feeling at all, it's too bland, including the murder scene, the whole movie theater is laughing, but I think this should make the audience feel comfortable, from the anger after knowing that he is the murderer, to justice being served. Heartwarming. Unfortunately, I didn't feel it.
This is just the guise of a big IP.
PS or BBC's remakes in recent years are more sincere.
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