MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS | 10 NOV 2017 | Fox

[marveldcfox]

Please tell me which Agatha Christie books have been adapted into mini series or tv series by BBC. I will binge watch them before this comes out in November.

[FantasticBeasts]

11 minutes ago, marveldcfox said:

Please tell me which Agatha Christie books have been adapted into mini series or tv series by BBC. I will binge watch them before this comes out in November.

Agatha Cristie's Poirot with David Suchet. It is just high quality TV and it basically features more or less all her memorable works. Highly recommended. It is absolutely great. 10 seasons If I am not mistaken..

As for mini series, as I said there is an amazing take on And Then There Were None. It aired in 2015.

[That One Girl]

Rated PG-13 for violence and thematic elements.

[WrathOfHan]

@TwoMisfits does this solve your dilemma of an R rating?  

[TwoMisfits]

5 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

@TwoMisfits does this solve your dilemma of an R rating?  

My daughter is so excited to see that rating - she's planning it for her birthday dinner and movie outing with "the girls."  (We invite her 2 best friends, her little sis, and I chaperone - this should be a great night out:)...

 

EDIT TO ADD: And I love that rating - look for this movie to win the Nov 10 weekend with it:)...okay, maybe Thor has enough power to stay on top...maybe...but it's gonna beat all the new openers:)...

Edited September 27, 2017 by TwoMisfits

[SLAM!]

1 hour ago, TwoMisfits said:

EDIT TO ADD: And I love that rating - look for this movie to win the Nov 10 weekend with it:)...okay, maybe Thor has enough power to stay on top...maybe...but it's gonna beat all the new openers:)...

 

I think Kenneth Branagh, if he's concerned with the film's gross, has an interesting viewpoint towards this new Thor film, being the director of the first Thor in 2011.

[kowhite]

1 hour ago, slambros said:

 

I think Kenneth Branagh, if he's concerned with the film's gross, has an interesting viewpoint towards this new Thor film, being the director of the first Thor in 2011.

 

What was his viewpoint?  Don't lead me on you cocktease.

[FantasticBeasts]

There was no other way.

Cristie hasn't written anything that is Rated R.

Probably And Then They Were None is the only one but still it's debatable.

[SLAM!]

8 hours ago, kowhite said:

 

What was his viewpoint?  Don't lead me on you cocktease.

 

Well, either he's mad about it, excited about it, or indifferent. But we'll never know for sure.

[ddddeeee]

I'm heading to Waterstones tomorrow - apparently The Murder of Roger Ackroyd should be my next buy?

[aabattery]

My lecturer just spoiled this for me.

 

I suppose it's kind of my own fault for being the only person on the planet who doesn't know how it ends, but still. I am mildly upset.

[That One Girl]

1 minute ago, aabattery said:

I suppose it's kind of my own fault for being the only person on the planet who doesn't know how it ends

 

I don't know how it ends either

 

I don't wanna find out until November 10.

[ddddeeee]

The score tracklist is out and Pfeiffer sings a song...

[WrathOfHan]

Someone posted a test screening review on Letterboxd and panned it: https://letterboxd.com/tylerkellr/film/murder-on-the-orient-express-2017/

[ddddeeee]

I buy it tbh

[Brainbug]

Im getting stalked with the latest trailer and if you know the ending (and nearly everyone knows it) its kinda funny.

[Alli]

4 hours ago, WrathOfHan said:

Someone posted a test screening review on Letterboxd and panned it: https://letterboxd.com/tylerkellr/film/murder-on-the-orient-express-2017/

He says he's a minor. This film probably isn't to his taste.  Still, i will not disregard his opinion. He may be right.

[FantasticBeasts]

I am not expecting much anyway...

[Hatebox]

The BBC did an expensive adaptation of And Then There Were None a couple of years ago. It was actually rather good.

[langer]

I can't believe the train crashes before they have time to solve the mystery...