Death on the Nile

Better than the 2017 Poirot movie, but still not great. Armie Hammer was really weird in the first 45 minutes. I really like Kenneth Branagh and I'm starting to like his take on Poirot. Bonus points for more humor that I actually found funny.

This movie falls on pieces from the direction to the horrendous CGI which isn't able to blend with the authentic shots. I do prefer cut a few corners on the evident initial infodumps fired both on Poirot and on us to present all the possible victims and murderers during the wedding party even before any murder is committed

I enjoyed Death on the Nile far more then The Orient Express and I think it was because I had not read the book first. My husband and I kept going back and forth on who the killer was. I like the twists and turns along with they way the mystery was revealed. Poirot is always an entertaining character.

Movie Marathon 2, It looked beautiful and I like the changes they added to some of the characters, it made me more interested in the story even if I had seen it before in the movie from the 70s. The acting was good as well. I like that they put less ridiculous forced action than the first movie, it is a strong enough story on its own without weirdly disjointed action scene like the first movie had. The second more down to earth quality is pleasant.

I don't know, I didn't dislike it but even as a Poirot fan I don't really understand why this movie needed to be made. Felt completely unnecessary for me.

Kenneth Brannagh can’t direct. He loses the story by incorporating “interesting” angles and camera tricks. His Poirot was also very cringe. I usually like mystery films but this one was boring and unsatisfying… D

I fully enjoyed the first Poirot but this one was just flat.

I liked this movie a lot more than most people. I thought it was a fun and clever mystery. The ensemble cast is excellent. I think Kenneth Brannah is having a fun resurgence with these poirot movies and I hope he gets to keep making them.

I can’t remember the book or earlier film, but a lot of folks get murdered. It’s in Egypt, lovely scenery. Poirot has a nice moustache. I enjoyed the ridiculous Scream-esque genre flip at the end. It did the job.

Emma Mackey and Gal Gadot... Its enough 😌

Was expecting another lack luster remake but this was actually pretty fun not gonna lie

While "Death on the Nile" has its moments and Kenneth Branagh is a delight as Poirot, the film's misguided attempts to elevate the source material to literary heights rob it of the sense of fun and camp that make Christie's novels so beloved.

Trying to force some modern swagger, sense of adventure, to Chriestie’s material - and failing. The unfocused and confused visual style with the camera wooshing around constantly, the unnecessary efforts to introduce depth to Poirot’s character, the expensive-looking but plastic and superfluous style… all work to create distance to the world of the film. Two main female leads were mainly strong (Gadot, Mackie); but behind them the all-star cast stayed anonymous at best, being mostly annoying.