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Two sequels in that [[Film/HerculePoirotKennethBranagh series]] followed, ''Film/{{Death on the Nile|2022}}'' in 2022 and ''Film/AHauntingInVenice'', due to release in 2023.
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Two sequels in that [[Film/HerculePoirotKennethBranagh series]] followed, ''Film/{{Death on the Nile|2022}}'' in 2022 and ''Film/AHauntingInVenice'', due to release ''Film/AHauntingInVenice'' in 2023.
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[[caption-width-right:315:''[[{{Tagline}} Clues are everywhere]]''.]]
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Just like the 1974 film, it boasts an international AllStarCast:
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''Murder on the Orient Express'' is the second silver-screen adaptation of the classic Creator/AgathaChristie [[Literature/MurderOnTheOrientExpress novel of the same name]], after 1974's ''Film/{{Murder on the Orient Express|1974}}''. It was directed by Sir Creator/KennethBranagh, who [[DirectedByCastMember also stars]] as the famed Belgian detective Franchise/HerculePoirot.
Poirot is traveling from Istanbul to London via the Orient Express. During his journey, an American passenger is murdered and at the insistence of Poirot's old friend Bouc, a director of the Wagon-Lits Company, he resolves to find out which of the other passengers in the Calais Coach committed the crime.
Poirot is traveling from Istanbul to London via the Orient Express. During his journey, an American passenger is murdered and at the insistence of Poirot's old friend Bouc, a director of the Wagon-Lits Company, he resolves to find out which of the other passengers in the Calais Coach committed the crime.
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''Murder on the Orient Express'' is the second silver-screen adaptation of the classic Creator/AgathaChristie [[Literature/MurderOnTheOrientExpress novel of the same name]], after 1974's ''Film/{{Murder on the Orient Express|1974}}''. It was following ''Film/MurderOnTheOrientExpress1974''. It's directed by Sir Creator/KennethBranagh, who [[DirectedByCastMember also stars]] as the famed Belgian detective Franchise/HerculePoirot.
Poirot is traveling from Istanbul to London via theOrient Express. ''OrientExpress''. During his journey, an American passenger is murdered murdered, and at the insistence of Poirot's his old friend Monsieur Bouc, a director of the Wagon-Lits Company, he Poirot resolves to find out discover which of the other passengers in the train's Calais Coach committed the crime.
Poirot is traveling from Istanbul to London via the
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** When Poirot taking charge of the case, all of the passengers are broken reflections in the train's mirrors. [[spoiler:It's a visual cue that indicates they're all broken and guilty.]]
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** When Poirot is taking charge of the case, all of the passengers are broken reflections in the train's mirrors. [[spoiler:It's a visual cue that indicates they're all broken and guilty.]]
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: At the climax, [[spoiler: Poirot indeed learns what Ratchet's killers are in the dark when he offers up the easy solution that they shoot him so their secret dies with him. None of them takes the gun and goes through with it. Linda takes the gun and starts aiming it at Poirot, but instead she tries to take her own life, recognizing she's the only one who must answer for the murder. Of course, it turns out [[ItWorksBestWithBullets the gun was never loaded]].]]
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: At the climax, [[spoiler: Poirot indeed learns what Ratchet's killers are in the dark when he offers up the easy solution that they shoot him so their secret dies with him. None of them takes the gun and goes through with it. Linda takes the gun and starts aiming it at Poirot, but instead she tries to take her own life, recognizing she's the only one who must answer for the murder. Of course, it turns out [[ItWorksBestWithBullets [[ItWorksBetterWithBullets the gun was never loaded]].]]
