The original book perfectly combines the order of killing with human nature and the degree of evil, and the killers know everyone better than they even know themselves. The novel was published in 1939 and has been adapted into film, television and stage play countless times. The three-episode TV short story launched by the BBC at the end of 2015 on the occasion of Agatha Christie's 125th birthday is more than two hours long. , suitable for one-time finishing.
This film focuses on the portrayal of the characters' hearts, personalities, occupations, crimes committed, etc. It downplays the rationality of the killing process, and there is no reasoning process of drool splashing and jaw dropping. But who cares about him, no one survives anyway, anyway, good and evil will pay off in the end, just watching a group of people die helplessly one by one, no one knows who the murderer is, and no one knows whose turn will be next. Everyone is like a killer and everyone has a reason to die, and it seems that every space is filled with murderous aura... No spoilers, you can see for yourself.
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