Murder on the Orient Express (1974)
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Returning home from Istanbul on the Orient Express, renowned Belgian detective Hercule Poirot is called upon to solve the murder of an American businessman aboard the train. The suspects are numerous and the clues confusing.
Cast
- Albert Finney
- Lauren Bacall
- Martin Balsam
- Ingrid Bergman
- Jacqueline Bisset
- Jean-Pierre Cassel
- Sean Connery
- John Gielgud
- Wendy Hiller
- Anthony Perkins
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- Nov 4, 2017
Did Anthony Perkins actively seek out roles of guys with mommy issues
lukeJan 5, 2018maybe the real murder was the friends we made along the way
lauren™May 17, 2019@ whoever was galaxy brain enough to put lauren bacall and ingrid bergman in a movie together ... thank you ...
phoebe 💫 - Jul 27, 2021
well he was looking for a loco motive and he sure found it!
eelyAug 28, 2019hercule poirot dj pauly d from jersey shore 🤝 wearing an excessive amount of hair gel
stephanie ✨Nov 29, 2020I love how Hercule Poirot has a sleep mask for his mustache.
Matt The Snapper - May 27, 2019
when lauren bacall and ingrid bergman clinked glasses at the end...i both died and was conceived at that moment
eelyMar 14, 2013The 'Whodunnit?' type of storytelling is something I have always liked as it always provides a fun distraction that, when done well, almost always guarantees immediate audience involvement as we are always part of the investigation. Agatha Christie is in the top tier of…
DirkHDec 4, 2017this looks like a bad group presentation on powerpoint
Sara Clements
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- Platypus Lord likedMurder on the Orient Express
A film with the star power of Finney, Bergman, Connery, Perkins, etc. and an enjoyable dry humor. Drama and intrigue escalates enjoyably as time goes on. The ultimate solution is mind-blowing, flips the murder mystery genre on its head, and produces a fascinating moral dilemma.
Maggi is "meh" onMurder on the Orient ExpressThe plot twist is insane. For an old film, it sure is good. I liked it, but it could sometimes be quite boring and difficult to understand. Even tho I’ll only rate it a 3/6, it is a classic movie that you need to watch at least once during Halloween season.
allen likedMurder on the Orient ExpressWatched 01/24: didn’t care for Agatha Christie’s book/writing but the film adaptation was interesting and way more entertaining. Musical score was good. Interesting plot twist at the end of the movie that didn’t happen in the book.
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James Pritchard likedMurder on the Orient Expressinteresting agatha christie, i think the book would have been better with more space to fill out and build up bc the end just felt a little forced and a little too unexpected for my taste
Aza likedMurder on the Orient Expresslowkey ate this movie up. i was seriously engaged in the plot. sometimes a little boring. i had fun trying to keep track of all the characters. also i just like trains.
hannah likedMurder on the Orient Expressamazing story on agatha christie’s end but the film itself is just an absolute bore: cinematography is nonexistent, script is basic and acting is only so-so 7/10
- Maria Miller is "meh" onMurder on the Orient Express
Las actuaciones son muy buenas, la banda sonora también y la historia es que es genial. Aún así, me ha aburrido un poco y no es mi mejor versión de Poirot.
Maddie DeGraw likedMurder on the Orient ExpressIt was alright. It covered the story pretty well, I think it struggled trying to help introduce the audience to so many characters.
Bree likedMurder on the Orient ExpressAn Agatha Christie classic. I wish the film had a better rhythm, it seemed to drag at times. But overall a good film
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Metacritic
When the plot is this much of a lark, it’s in need of far lighter execution than this.
Josh Larsen
LarsenOnFilm
Murder on the Orient Express is a splendidly entertaining movie of the sort that isn’t made anymore: It’s a classical whodunit, with all the clues planted and all of them visible, and it’s peopled with a large and expensive collection of stars.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Like the lovely, extravagantly overemphasized nineteen-thirties' costumes and production designed by Tony Walton, Murder on the Orient Express is much less a literal re-creation of a type of thirties movie than an elaborate and witty tribute that never for a moment condescends to the subject.
Vincent Canby
The New York Times
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