Official Trailer | Death on the Nile | 20th Century Studios
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- Опубликовано: 20 дек 2021
- Every passenger has a motive. Watch the new trailer for Death on the Nile, in theaters February 11.
Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot’s Egyptian vacation aboard a glamorous river steamer turns into a terrifying search for a murderer when a picture-perfect couple’s idyllic honeymoon is tragically cut short. Set against an epic landscape of sweeping desert vistas and the majestic Giza pyramids, this dramatic tale of love gone wrong features a cosmopolitan group of impeccably dressed travelers and enough wicked twists and turns to leave audiences guessing until the final, shocking denouement. 
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Glad movies like these are starting to come back to theaters.
That could be stopped due to fear mongering over Omicron Persei 8
Rather watch it on stream. The other one wasn't that good to spend 30 bucks to see in theaters.
Have you watched Knives Out? Good stylish fun.
After the success of red notice, they thought they could get away with it. but Armie Hammer is a LITTERAL r*pist. Disgusting.
Boring ones???
Agatha Christie's stories are absolutely timeless. This looks good.
Yes, very magical the west fantasising about exotic places where people lived for thousands of years and then going over there to colonise it and also rob it from its riches. Very glamorous. Everyone with pretty hair and linen clothing acting superior over the natives.
Top notch crime novels................... Best in class
Absolutely
@@Gaudine chill out mate. It’s a fictional mystery story, not a political statement.
@@Gaudine that's how the world works, get over it
Murder on the Orient Express, Knives Out, Bad Times at El Royale and now this! I love these kind of movies!!
“You accuse me of murder?”
“He accuses everyone of murder”
“It is a problem, I admit”
I love Poirot 😂
@Bizzram ✓ Margot Robbie wasn’t in this movie an actress named Emma Mackey was she just looks like her
@Bizzram ✓ there was no Margot Robbie
Perfectly encapsulates the way Kenneth Branagh brings out Poirot's sense of humor.
i was dyin. lmao
@@sonyamendoza6385 they look nothing alike lol
"when you have money no one is truly your friend" are real words of wisdom to live by.
And drugs. Money and drugs.
No, when you have money EVERYONE is your friend....until you don't have money.
Yea but i dont see rich people giving up their cash based on that so they rather money to real friends
There are always true friends… but you have to “see” them… or you’ll lose them. Friendship is a two way street. GOD bless!
That's not exactly true. Depends on your judgement of character and the people whom you surround yourself with
''He accuses everyone of murder''...
Having read some Hercule Poirot novels, I can just confirm how much that is true!
it's not very true though is it?
Almost all the novels I heard, Poirot almost always assembles the entire cast of characters of the book in one place, gives a speech and slowly begins eliminating the suspects ,finally naming the criminal .Atleast this is how I remember it
@@superblitz2274 by the 3 books I have read he only gathers the characters and tell the events chronologically and find the murderer.
Moreover he gives the touch of French, which is lacking here.
@@amansahayminz8247 yeah that's what I was trying to say, pretty sure he doesn't accuse anyone and everyone of murder until the very end
He doesn't accuse everyone but he does makes us think that everyone's a suspect (except for his sidekick).
The addition of Policy of Truth in this trailer is CRIMINALLY underrated. Dave’s voice sounds incredible here 🙌 Depeche Mode needs to show up in more media
This is the 2nd film trailer where I've seen an amazing use of Depeche Mode. First being, Ghost is the Shell
Saw this movie yesterday. Great movie and visuals. My only negative point would be that the killer was wayyyy too easy to figure out. My friends and I guessed it right away and we all thought: “there's no way it's that easy”, but we were wrong on that last part, it was THAT easy to figure out.
Right. He went missing half the movie and was barely interviewed.
Oh so true.When he/she came on the scene,I knew it immediately. There was no other explanation.
😢 Now I don't even wanna see it.
Well it was pretty easy in the book too. Knowing it’s a Poirot story, it’s almost alway the one person who it couldn’t possibly be. I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I read the book many times. One of my faves, but the killer(s) was very easy to figure out even in the book.
So that may not completely be the film’s fault there.
Then again, I haven’t seen it yet, (hopefully will on payday) so I can’t say 100% that the filmmakers didn’t mess it up. I’m just going with what I know.
Are you actually insulting Agatha Christie?…
I'm convinced Hercule is the true killer in all of these scenarios and he's just really REALLY good at framing other people, so much that he even manages to convince the people he's framing themselves that they are the killers.
@MISBAH Haha luckily no
well make a dark reboot where this is the case lol!
That’s what I always thought about Jessica Fletcher from murder she wrote. She was a serial killer who went from state to state solving murders and framing innocent people!
@@hamanu666 oh come on, in a lot of cases she'd get people off who were being framed by local law enforcement
so he is a serial killer....but convince the others that the killers are among themselves.....mmmm....clever idea!!!!
I love that movies like these are making a comeback. I love Agatha Christie and the old movies/series based on her books
u look as well adorable too
@@MOLHAMSTAR sshow bob sir good morning sir
Christie is turning in her grave over this abomination
what is wrong with the orginal ? Why do yet another remake - hollywood so shallow they they cannot produce anything anymore.
@@hoponasu2471 they do make many originals 🙄
0:25 I love she says “enough champagne to fill the Nile,” and it immediately cuts to a shot that shows how small the ship actually is compared to the Nile.
Oh my god the Cinematography in this is amazing and the person who did it deserves a raise
are you serious?! it is obvious green screens cobbled together with generic shots that look stolen from national geographic. it stood out as absolutely terrible!
@@emhu2594dude if you didn’t like the cinematography, why did you bother watching this video, let alone go to the comments and hating on others opinions?
Utter woke crap.
Agreed
Nothing beats the thrill you get on turning the next page on the book, no matter how pomp and showy Hollywood gets. Christie's magic is in her words.
Okay i love books and movies. Will give the book a chance
TV series make a decent job on her stories.
@@filhanislamictv8712 you should definitely read Agatha Christie’s books. For us working people or students, they’re quick & easy reads, but absolutely masterful in every word & in her ingenious plotting.
true. hence different medium, different experience
Wet blanket.
Praying for a marketing team with a cast like this.
Featuring...
- The woman who created a viral sensation with her cover of John Lennon's Imagine.
- The man with a self-controlled cannibalism fetish.
- The young girl who bravely went against any and all vaccinations for the good of the people around her.
- The highly acclaimed British comedian who was once married to the equally praised Katy Perry.
- And directed by and starring the eccentric detective who might be up for the challenge with his past involving getting tangled up with an affair by a good 'ol chap from the UK marrying a cute and beautiful star in the making before ending it for a hotter up-and-coming starlet...until 1999.
*P.S.
I'm sure the starlet learned her lesson or such a few years later.*
@@DieHardAlien Honestly, sounds like the cast for a really great murder mystery story.
@@DieHardAlien
LOL at conflating having an affair with being problematic. And how was HBC up and coming by that stage? She had been starring in films for about a decade.
@@DieHardAlien HBC was not a starlet not by a mile. Pretty sure she was Merchant Ivory's (the company) darling before the drama came into the picture. Haters gonna hate. And the movie looks good. Still gonna watch it. All those controversies of the cast happened AFTER the movie was made.
@@DieHardAlien you are probably exciting at parties.
When I was little, I always watched Hercule Poirot shows so I am so glad they made it. It's very nostalgic
During the movie, Poirot says next he has his eyes on a little cottage to retire and grow vegetables. As some of you may know that’s the beginning to Murder or Roger Ackroyd! So excited that might be next !
They could just do his last case as the Finale. Never know man……
@@jamesvanitas I hope they to Murder of Roger Ackroyd, and many more before doing the Curtain
Well you'll have to wait until he does Evil Under The Sun, first. 😝😝
Hercule Poirot firing guns and fighting would have probably disappointed Agatha Christie, but got to admit the visuals look brilliant, as was for Orient Express.
@Lil Max it’s actually Depeche Mode “policy of truth”. Oh I get it, you’re getting folks to listen to your song…..ok
Totally agree with you @Debankan
His entire thing has always been to ditch the classic detective tropes like guns, footsteps , magnifying glasses and whatnot and instead solving crimes using his "little grey cells",I'll be disappointed if they change that
Probably. But I think he did use a gun when he was the head of the Belgian Force.
@@DeepikaGinger yes you are correct I think. Making the last book will be superb the curtain
The 2017 version of Murder on the Orient Express was incredible. I don’t care what people say about the lead, or how certain actors and actresses were “wasted”
The story was told incredibly well, the visuals were amazing, and it genuinely had me guessing all the way up until the reveal.
This next story looks to be just as beautiful and intriguing, and I honestly can’t wait to see it
I agree. I saw it at the AMC dine in theater. It was awesome
Actually it’s Clue
because we've been very use to the old version of Poirot such as David Suchet, and the best Poirot of them all, Albert Finney. the signature part of Poirot is his mustache, but all the prior poirots never had a bit of beard on him Except for John Malkovitch who gave him a full goatee. Kenneth Branagh is a very accomplish actor, and I will watch it.
Yeah that movie surprised the hell outta me - definitely looking forward to this! (Wish it was an HBO Max same-day release though 😢)
@@jordanvalencia9597 Peter Ustinov is still the ultimate Poirot
I saw this at the theater last night and it was a great movie, my gosh kenneth Branagh should get an award for this movie!
Saw the movie 10 minutes ago. Recommend it to no one. Can't believe what the filmmakers did to Poirot. Sat and started watching the movie relaxed from any worries - it's a well known story about Poirot, what may go wrong? Now I need to rewatch either the one with David Suchet or the other one with Peter Ustinov.
@@JSMRAP it's so good for me...make me speechless..i just finished watch that..i got goosebumps
@@JSMRAP u
@@JSMRAP If you go in with expectations... like ur a fan of the books...its rare to enjoy an adaptation. Just try and relax and let yourself be carried...you can enjoy any movie that way. I certainly do.
For me, it is ok standing alone. Too steamy for my taste, but beautifully filmed. I prefer David Suchet in all Poirot movies. He captures the essence of the Christie books, so when there is another version, it is hard to fully enjoy it. I also got to know Bouc in Oriental Express, he was my fav character. (Spoiler) So the ending was sad for me. That connection didnt happen to me with David's version.
The remake of Murder on the orient express was one of the most underrated movies of all time. I'm actually really excited they made this
Not it wasn't. The episode on the BBC-PBS Poiret series was. much better.
Its actually a different novel by the same author, not a remake, but I get what you are saying. They look similar.
The movie was awful, what are you talking about? The whole plot, story line and ending was garbage.
@@joseolvera4467 shup up
@@joseolvera4467 considering that it was heavily based on the book, you're calling the book rubbish. That's just incorrect
Great to see that this timeless classic is finally getting the recognition and screenplay it deserves!
So you didn't notice Ali Fazal in the trailer ?
I liked the version with Mia Farrow.
There is already a 1978 movie with the same name.
There are numerous versions, I prefer David Suchet ... my mother is a Peter Ustinov fan. Implying that those weren't "deserving" of the classics I think is rather silly, especially since the screenplays don't really add anything in terms of writing or plot the others didn't have (at least with Orient Express).
Im sure it will be an all right film but let's not treat it as a seconed coming or something.
@@rupabhandarkar4892 it flashed from my eyes..
Just watched it. What a thriller !
Way better than the first one ! Truly exciting, interesting characters and good acting. The atmosphere during the investigation is really dark, and the ending is profound and beautifully done.
I want more Hercule Poirot.
wdym first one?
@@DawgReacts1677 pretty sure he was referring to the orient express
The last hercule Poirot movie was amazing and now I just watched this movie recently, I hope they made more of these in the future 💖
Whoever decided to use a Depeche Mode’s Policy of Truth Remix for this trailer absolutely NAILED it and is dope AF at their job. Well done.
I was looking for the song title in the comments, thank you!! :D
Here here!!! We’ll done!
Ngl I probably wanted to see this movie when I saw the trailer in the theater because I love their taste of music.
I usually roll my eyes at these remixes of popular songs for movie previews. But this was good, and actually fits the mystery thematically. I bet Kenneth Branagh is a big Depeche Mode fan too.
But finding this particular remix is insane levels of difficulty for me. There is too many. But all in all, appreciate narrowing it down for me
I’ve been Poirot fan for 10 years and I just saw this movie. I totally enjoyed it. If the last movie‘s theme was about love and loss this movie is definitely about love vs jealousy.
Can i just say this rendition of Depeche Mode's Policy of truth is so well done and so perfect for this kind of movie. I wished more movies would have this kind of soundtracks.
It's so noticeable how much they're hiding Armie hammer in this trailer, it almost hurts.
That’s the first thing I noticed haha, painful for sure
I am sure after this film Hollywood will never cast him ever again, depending on the allegations
If only they could rewrite the whole story they would have edited him out completely.
@@susivarga7303 well it's too late now, so there's nothing to do but cut him out in the marketing
@@crowkid5553 Which is a bit silly. Simon is a central character. They have to face this head on somehow. His career is over anyway, who cares as long as the movie is good. Just edit him out when he's holding a knife etc 😉
Despite changes, adaptations to Agatha Christie’s stories are still wonderful. I hope this movie encourages people to read her works. If they do, they will discover why she has outsold every other author but Shakespeare. We are still enjoying her stories more than 100 years after her first book was published: The Mysterious Affair at Styles.
I literally just finished reading the book version. Pretty dang good, but it looks I may love the movie even more
@hen ko his name is Ali Fazal
i hate the changes - they almost always break motivations and mess up key pieces od the very carefully balance plots she made. Modern movie writers and directors are NOT better writers than Christie
she was a freaking master
No estoy de acuerdo con ud. El libro mas vendido y en muchos idiomas es la Santa Biblia Reina Valera 1960.
This was such a good movie. The visuals were stunning. Definitely a five star over five for me. Stunning beyond description. Rivals Apple TV visuals.
I really liked this movie. It was enjoyable with great skill shown by each actor. I REALLY want more of these to come to theaters. I LOVE a good mystery. I love trying to solve the mystery along with the main character.
I hope there'll be more Hercule Poirot series to be adapted later , I really love reading his series when I'm still in high school 💖
@Flik AM No one has ever, or will ever, play Poirot as perfectly as David Suchet.
probably, I would like to see a film based off the ABC murders
@@laurendaley2503 have you seen the John Malcovich mini series on ABC murders? It’s incredible. Totally would not have pegged him for playing a convincing Poirot, but he surprised me
@Flik AM the best one by far
@@laurendaley2503 Not a film, but there is an episode in Poirot about the ABC Murders. ruclips.net/video/w5gLSIdl5RU/видео.html&ab_channel=MissMarple
"when you have money, no one is ever really your friend"
no wonder I'm blessed with so many friends that I can build an entire town with all my friends.
can i be your friend?
I can't wait. Agatha Christie's mysteries are a treasure trove of timeless characters and Hercule Poirot is one of the best. Now if we can just get someone to revive Nick and Nora Charles!!
It's a very poor adaptation of the book
Just finished watching the movie and I LOVED IT. Can't wait to watch it again and see the clues I missed.
I can agree. I love the Movie too.
And im very excited for A Haunting in Venice✨😇
"You have something to hide", a fitting line considering all the selected shots used in this trailer to conceal the fact that Armie Hammer is starring in this flick.
Yeah that’s what I noticed too, when the credits come up I was like, wait he’s in this movie?
What did Armie really do? Is there 100% proof that it's all true? I just saw people taking advantage of the situation. When they say "beware of Hammer", it is more a case of saying "Beware of social networks and the shitty people around the world"...
Agree, nothing like an admitted cannibal starring in a movie to make it bomb!
@@jamie1907 no it's mainly defamation due to accusations
@@jamie1907 I'm not making judgment on the man, I am highlighting the intentions of the marketing team and a possible coincidence.
I noticed they've hidden Armie Hammer in this trailer despite him being a main character. 🤣
Happy they're still releasing it despite his recent dramas. I will still watch this anyways as I love Agatha Christie and I adore the David Suchet version of this film. I've noticed a few changes in the trailer. Not sure if they're going to keep the original killer or change it up, but it looks great all the same.
I was wondering if they were going to reshoot his scenes with another actor but that probably would have cost too much.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 i think they did do reshoots but just to make the film not too short but having less of him
deepfake his face with another actors
I notice that too and he doesn't featured much in the trailer. Interested to see if the editors slimmed down his role due to the serious allegations against him.
@@marijnsteinfeld410 hemm, considering he's playing Simon Doyle, I can't imagine "having less of him" meaning...
#spoiler alert if you haven't read the book or watched the 1978 version or David Suchet's TV series version..
It's a solid 8/10 from me. I felt it took a lot of liberties hence my lower rating, but the manner in which it was filmed, well casted, and excellently scored, made it a great experience. It is truly a new era for Poirot, and I think it doesn't degrade the source material at all.
I liked it. The trailer really hyped it up for me!
In no way is it an 8/10. It's a solid 5/10 or a very very weak 6/10.
Yes Ken's acting in the film was fantastic 👍🏻❤️
@@guynxtdork that’s your opinion, for me I love murder stories and just like Oriental Express, this was a 10/10
It was good but it took way too long to get to the murders!
A very good movie. 8/10
The 2 hour runtime is the only issue which makes some of the scenes and storylines a bit rushed. Much better than most other detective movies which tries to portray the lead as action stars.
An intelligent story with enough twists to keep you engaged. Some of the clues left early in the movie that are easy to miss and more importantly some which you think are absurd and unrealistic plot holes will all make sense at the end when it all interconnects.
except the u know.... "i wasnt thinking" part
Ut should've been 2 and a half hours of even 2 hours and 45 which would've been perfect. That's often one of my biggest critiques with a lot of films
Although I don’t think anyone could replace David Suchet as Poirot for me, this looks really good! Hopefully they do it justice
I agree.
Any Poirot would be compared ro Suchet's IMO.
He is the standard others have to live up to.
He is the number #1 for me too, most of the others were nowhere near to him, but I have to admit, Kenneth Branagh does a quite good job too!
David Suchet is actually Hercule Poirot. Hercule is just pretending to be David.
For me David Suchet IS poirot
I watched every single David Suchet one. He was THE Poirot. I was disappointed by this Poirot before, so I’m not too excited for the upcoming movie…
When you read the book and watched the first film, you finally got the idea of what happened. You can't really trust everyone especially the people you love and closer to you...
is the first one connected to this one?
@@lancerave no, only the same detective (Hercules Poirot), not the plot
By first film, do you mean the 1978 version? It's masterpiece.
This movie was infinitely better than the previous. I was pleasantly surprised.
This movie had great production quality, and was quite interesting when you realise everything that happens, including the various murders, is an allegory for social-class conflict. With the detective himself representing the legal structures that remain in place to ultimately protect those at the top at the expense of those at the bottom, in severely corrupted times.
I freaking love all of Agatha Christie's novels and I especially love the Hercule Poirot ones so I'm super excited for this one 💚
Good to see Ali Fazal finally getting roles in these kind of movies.
i was going to comment the same thing
Saw this yesterday night and all I have to say is that I LOVE THIS
I just finished watching this movie and I love this genre I wish more movies like this will be made
It feels great as an Indian,when an Indian gets a billing in a star studded cast...
After Irrfan Khan , it is Ali Fazal here..
Keep rocking..
That is cool. I definitely think it’s unfortunately rare. Hopefully they make good use of Fazal’s talent and this isn’t simply a marketing strategy.
@luciFeR religion isn't a race dummy
@Eliot Thexton Ali fazal is Indian Muslim, also if anybody is born hindu then definitely his origin is from India. 🙏🧡💌💚🇮🇳
Ali is great he's the only Indian hottie apart from Priyanka Chopra to be working a lot in Hollywood productions
I'm sure he proved himself as Abdul before too looks like British makers know and like him 👍🏻
I liked Murder on the Orient Express, but it definitely had some issues. The pacing was very inconsistent and the film went from very interesting to pretty boring once the train stopped and was stuck. Kenneth Branagh did an incredible job and was definitely the best part about the film. Hopefully this one will have better pacing and stronger supporting characters. I’ll definitely give it a watch.
Yes, it did not really improve upon the original. And this looks the same, the movie looks visually stunning but just doesn't do it for me. I really wanted to like it - but like Orient Express, really liked the campy original better, but very glad the Christie franchise is going strong.
agreed with you on the short comings of Orient Express. It was definitely disappointing and I did not like it. They worked on the look and the cast but not the substance. It felt completely devoid of suspense or tension.
I thought the original was way better. Its pretty good actually. I don't have hopes from this one but lets see.
Jesus Christ....
Glad movies like these are starting to come back to theaters 🎭
This and the previous movie.. bring Hercule back to life ❤️
Let’s credit Depeche Mode, Dave, Martin, Andy and Alan for this soundtrack masterpiece! 🌹 ♥️
Do you remember what the song name is?
@@simonalwall2895 Policy of Truth
ruclips.net/video/M2VBmHOYpV8/видео.html
Thank so much!
The music doesn’t fit the production design at all.
Sounds like music better fit for a new James Bond movie(although Ian and Cubby would be appalled by what that franchise has morphed to.).
Hell Yea! DM!! Dave’s voice is supreme!
I love Agatha Christie's book. Tension every page,, twists and turns, very exciting. I hope the movie will be like that as well!
Nobody can't play Hercule Poirot better than David Suchet. ruclips.net/video/BvkEYG8JOXk/видео.html
I love Poirot 👍👍 These movies always hit.
Just watched this movie. Great movie and unexpected ending!
As a new generation, this is a great introduction to see how great Agatha Christie's stories are!
This was actually my first Christie novel!
I actually think the movies don't do the true stories justice! I definitely recommend the books to get the best mystery experience.
Hardly, today's version, didn't come close to following her book. I suspect this latest movie won't either.
@@Gloria-ro4vn A fundamental Proble with comparing a second Version of something loved to the thing we loved at the first place, is that we are biased.
A Movie never gives you the same experience as a book or comic book.
But it can be well made and inspired by one.
And as someone who really hates crime story except for Agatha Christie novels and a few of Edgar wallace, I ejoyed the previous oe.
Like i could enjoy Lord of the Rings.
Obvious a movie leaves things out and may be we loved the things left out, but it is it´s own take of a story.
Imitation is part of every Art and imitating great art has the potential to bear great art itself.
@@martinweyrauch4257 I bought both versions, the only parts the 2017 version came close to her novel was the title and the names of the characters. It, is the only movie, I've ever bought that went in the trash.
Feels like a throwback to the golden age of cinema. Magnificent.
And again it will comeback, I am glad it is devoid of the politically correct culture, and bringing in the real inclusivity. This is the real golden movie, throwing us back to the golden age. Well put.
You can have inclusivity in a golden age movie
@@jamesward3859 Remember star trek? He wanted diversity, more like to represent Humanity. And that was great.
@@keshavrao212 what’s your point
@@jamesward3859 My point is that inclusivity by choice rather than force is better. Cant you understand?
I wish my mother still alive to wacht this movie with her, my mother loved the books of Ágatha Cristhie.
May her soul RIP
You may not choose to commit a murder knowing the best detective in the world is in the vicinity.
At the end of Murder on the Orient Express, they tell him there’s been a situation on the Nile. This is that story.
This is going to be so good.
It was ok
But wait…in the first movie, the murder has already been committed, but here, it shows he was on the ship the entire time, did they forget that after 4-5 years or was that on purpose?
@@lukacunningham342 Yeah this occurred to me when I watched Orient Express for the first time a little while ago and knew this sequel was in the works. I hope he was called in for a different murder on the Nile, solved it and then he takes a cruise and this happens.
To clarify for everyone. In the book, Hercule is simply on vacation on the same cruise ship and a murder just happens to occur. This will most likely be the case for the movie
So a direct sequel right ? So both the books and the movies happen consecutively ?
Nobody can ever replace Maggie Smith, Mia Farrow, Simon MacCorkindale or the cast in the original! But, I'm so happy to see this being remade.
I like the Emily Blunt version too.
Glad there's some Black people in it. Hollyweird is begging for our money finally.
Yes, I saw the original at the movie theater. Peter Ustanov was great in all the Hercule Poirot roles. This one looks pretty intriguing.
@@blackleague212 no it's just that the casting ppl wanted some diversity in their films
I don't i love the original movie. Like i always say : Don't make REMAKES !!!
What a play! This shouldn't be a single movie. This should be episodes with more seasons.
I hope my wish will be real🎉
Sorry Ridley but I'm glad I saw it at home where I could activate English subtitles. The Belgian, French and early 20th century American accents were hard to understand. Beautiful to look at though, I will give you that. I saw the 1978 version at the theater when I was a kid. Brought back pleasant memories.
"He accuses EVERYONE of murder 🙄"
"It is a problem, I'll admit 😑"
Please make this quote a Meme 🤣
EVERYONE did it on the train, so again on the boat?
Agreed
Finally , this movie was forever sitting on the shelf 😭😭
Emma Mackey was amazing in this movie 😍 i can't wait to see her in other projects!
I don't know why I didn't give this movie more of a chance when I heard it was coming out, but I loved it! I can't wait to watch Murder On the Orient Express and then the next in the series!
Can we appreciate how Depeche Mode's Policy of Truth plays perfectly in the background! 😍🥰😍
Yes! I usually have a hard time with remixes, but this one is quite amazing! ruclips.net/video/aS1liP_U1iw/видео.html
Agatha Christie stories really do have a timeless quality. It looks well done too
Just watched this and it was enchanting aswell as brilliant. Amazing twists and unexpected turns!
Just got back from the cinema watching this. What a great film!
Yes! I am totally "on board" for this movie. I used to really enjoy Agatha Christie books in my youth.
Can You tell Me any Her Good Book Name ?? And Are her mostly books around detective 😅🤔
On board .....you stinker.
@@Animeii_Editz most of her books are wonderful, you can try "The Mystery on the Blue Train", "What Mrs McGillicuddy Saw", "The Moving Finger, "The Body in the Library"... So many good ones. And yes, all are murder mystery books.
Finally! Actor/Filmmaker Kenneth Brannagh returns as Hercule Poirot and it's a sequel to 2017's "Murder on The Orient Express". Can't wait to see it next year. I love murder mystery.
Very good
I will let it pass because of Gal Gadot. Her bad acting is too much to watch in a movie that isn't a action flick.
@@WasimulAkram Good for you
My wife and I loved this movie! Give us more!
Chills. This trailer is just unbelievable!
It's about time Hercule Poirot resurfaces for the younger generation to enjoy.
@A Z weird
As part of that younger generation, it looks like a fun watch!
The was a remake of Murder In The Orient express in 2017.
@@user-pn9po6bc3v That was unwatchable. Replacing Sean Connery's character to fulfill some ridiculous racial inequity fiction was uncalled for.
@A Z I loved the old show and even the old Orient Express (the Express film was my favorite Hercule as a kid, I just loved the “how you all did it” scene at the end). Didn’t know the old episodes were streaming anywhere. Hadn’t thought about it in ages. I’ll probably give my favorites a good rewatch this week!
Time to rewatch Murder on the Orient express, not that they're really connected directly. But now I'm in the mood for a murder mystery.
Knives Out was a better film
As a longtime classic murder mystery fan, I'm really sad that the movies don't live up to the great masterpieces they could be. I feel like this new crop has really cheapened the narratives and characters. Orient Express was fun! But.... just not quality, sadly. I bet this one will be similar.
The butchered 2017 version, or the more accurate, entertaining 1974 version?
@@26Sundrops You got that right, the only thing that was accurate in the 2017 version was the title, the 1974 version was so much better, but then the 1974 version actually followed the book.
Time to play 'Clue' again.
Very good movie. And everyone skin was smooth and beautiful. It's a detail that stood out.
The best part of the trilogy, yet cannot say that would watch it again.
I’m ready and excited for the next mystery of Hercule Poitot and I have been waiting for this sequel since 2017
What mystery, you already saw the whole movie in this trailer lol
@@henrikmonkee Not really.
@@henrikmonkee as a fan of both the book & the original movie, this trailer does not give anything away *AT ALL* for those new to the story.
Ikr ,it's been too long 🙏thanx stupid corona
Ali Fazal gonna rock man ... We love him
Yesss
Im just looking for this
One Of The Better Theater Experience Of 2022.
Emma Mackey is so beautiful and talented. Best character in the film, did not expect her to have such a bjg role but I'm really happy for her. What a talent.
They really didn’t want us to know Armie Hammer was still in this movie lmao
From the looks of the comments, no one seems to mind.
same with Russell Brand.
Love Armie hammer
@@wakememckinney7126 I guess you didn't know what happened
Hammer's subplot is called Lunch on The Nile
Yo...
Ali Fazal got me by surprise there.
Stoked to see what he's gonna do there.....
French sun ni hai
Yeah me too...but let's hope he has some good role to play with decent screen time
Here after watching Haunting in Venice, I like this more movie than the other 2.
No spoilers but I watched this film today and it was so good.
I really hope it gets a good reception so he recreates another Poirot story
This should be called The Mysterious Disappearance of Armie Hammer.
You all should read the book. It had me on the edge of my seat. Easily one of my favorites from the Poirot series.
I always remember the tearing of the tissue under the table
I'm a Christie fan and have read this particular story at least twice. I never really understand why so many people like this one. I mean it doesn't have spectacularly mind-blowing twists like Orient Express, ABC Murder, And There were None, or Roger Ackroyd. It doesn't have great tragedy like the Crooked House, Curtain, or Endless Night. It's also not a spy-like adventourous story like the Big Four or They Came to Baghdad. So, what's so special about this story?
@@tiararoxeanne1318 It's my favourite cause of the way the murder was done. So simple yet so unique and the setting is one of the best in the entire series.
Oh I have read both. And then there were none is one of my favorite books actually. .
@@tiararoxeanne1318 For me it's Poirot 's sympathy for the person who turns out to be the murderer, and someone we thought warm and simple turns out to be heartless. All the background characters are distinctive. Really like the humanity aspect of this book.
The opening dance was WAY over the top lmao.
I want more of Hercule Poirot!
Its difficult to imagine any one other than David Suchet as Hercule poirot.
This is a trailer that you can watch over 10 times and still love
Just saw this film! First half was okay but the second half was insane! What a mystery and suspense plot. Should have watched it on the movie theaters but had a great Sunday night watching it at home!!!
Just saw it tonight and I loved it. Perfect plot and great suspects.
Everyone talking about so many things. But I'm just happy Emma mackey is doing other movies. Love her to bits
"When you have money, No one is ever really your friend." 💯
And your trapped on a boat with Armie Hammer
Me at age 8 when my grandma gave me 20$:
Just like on Facebook.
@@Mrjonnyjonjon123 being the rich kid on the block for a week, with a crisp $20. Then realizing I spent it all on toys. That’s my childhood
why do you show egypt as primitive even though it as developed end foreigners came to work in egypt because the pound was worth four dollars !! in egypt we don't wear bedouin clothes nor camels and deserts like in the movie
This movie exceeded my expectations. I absolutely loved it. The cinematography was beautiful and the characters were great. This is one of my new favorite movies.
One of my favourite movies when I was little! I hope this will be good
Clicked on this trailer just to see how they’d cut around Armie Hammer
Just like they cut around Ansel Elgort in West Side Story promos.
With a knife?
@@definitelynottommywiseau3037 Ansel Elgort is fully in the West Side Story promos. I don't know what you are talking about.
They cutting around Letita Wright too!
I think they cuttet around everyone here I can barely see something