And Then There Were None (1945) AGATHA CHRISTIE
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2018
- Movie Class by PizzaFLIX: Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist of all time, with her books selling over 2 billion copies! Christie’s "And Then There Were None“ has been adapted to film over a dozen times, but our 1945 version is widely considered the iconic one to watch.
Stars: Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston, Roland Young, and many more!
Director: Rene Clair
In Agatha Christie's classic mystery, ten people are invited to an isolated island. While they wait for their mysterious host to appear, the guests begin to be murdered. Could one of them be the killer? This version is an adaptation from Christie's successful stage play, not of her novel, Ten Little Indians, and the most glaring difference is what happens in the last few minutes.
TRIVIA: Richard Haydn, who plays the Butler, also did the voice of the Caterpillar in Disney's "Alice in Wonderland." - Фільми й анімація
This movie NEVER gets old. I really appreciate your channel. 😊
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Me too. I suddenly started getting these films about three days ago.
@@sweetpop_1314 Whats with the swear word? you an,t no SweetSuki that's for sure.
I used to go to sleep to this movie. It has a calming effect. I would play it over and over.
My girlfriend and I searched fruitlessly for a good film last weekend. We came upon this gem and thoroughly enjoyed it. Great story and cast. Thank you for sharing this. She was just about to put on a Hallmark movie. Saved me from an excruciating evening.
Here's another just to pass a couple on
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Yeah, me and my mom found it while watching old ads on UA-cam. After watching the first five minutes, we weren't impressed but continued. SO glad we did, it's now my favorite movie it's an absolute treasure.
Lol
Agatha Christie, even with an altered ending trumps Hallmark! Good save!
Be nice or she may get you with a Lifetime movie.
2023, and it is still considered a masterpiece! Agatha Cristie is always superb
Can never go wrong with Agatha Cristie
I agree!
Has held up incredibly well. My kids are getting into murder mysteries and wanted to see a classic, but I wasn't sure how a 78 year old film made before my own father was born would go. It was a big hit, scary, funny, and thrilling. There are films from five years ago that haven't aged this well.
totally agree !!
Except that 2 survived and walked away.
@@dalesansom3780 In this film version, yes. The book has no survivors.
I've seen the series. I suppose the most recent version of the story, on BBC-first, couple of years ago.
It was done in the most horrific way. Not gory or something, on the contrary. But the feeling of dread through that whole series.
Of course I do know the whole Ten Little Niggers story behind it, which was changed into Ten Little Soldiers and then into And then there were none. If I'm not mistaken. Good to see that sometimes political correctness is important.
I'm 60, and when I think about some things I wrote in other girls poetry albums...aweful. Without realising that, of course. I'm gonna give this version a go!!
I have watched Miss Marple movies from the 30's and they were very watchable not to mention enjoyable. ❤❤❤
Thank you there is something so comforting about settling in and watching a black and white movie 🎥
Like putting on a pair of comfy slippers ☕️
Well just turn down the color on your TV then you’re all set… 😂😂😂
I know! I never thought I’d like it as much but I do
Yes yes!
I completely agree. If you haven’t already seen The Haunting (1963) then make that the next movie on your list.
Agatha Christie was a genius. Love all her stories. And I love this version better!
"Everyone has to eat a peck of dirt before he dies." My dad said this quote to me when I was 6 or 7yrs old. I took it the wrong way - I didn't want to die too soon so I became a clean freak, for life. Now that I am seventy, I have to laugh at that little girl. Many times I have wanted to share it with him, but he died of cancer when I was nine. Thank you for sharing all of these great oldies.
Miriam Bryant ...There are certainly worse things to be than a clean freak! If you just look at the filth all around us, I say keep it up!
Nothing wrong with being a clean freak. Hope you are doing well at 71 aunty
Little did you know how important being a "clean freak" would be in this era of covid-19.......!
I have learned that if you keep everything sterile then you often get sick more than others because you are not used to germs. My dad never cared about cleaning and the only time his home was clean was when I visited him with years in between and the man was never sick not even a cold or headache and though he has smoked 40 cigarets most of his life and he drank a lot the man is still alive and 83 years old. Now for the last few years he has had home helpers who comes and cleans his home for him:) But let me say he walked to and from work every day and it was a long walk and would go for rides on his bicycle and was always a skinny man. I think all that fresh air he got did him good and using his body. He is now almost blind and still goes out on his handicap 3 wheeler and stays out 3 hours every time.
My mother used to say this she said her grandmother said it.
Hard to believe that this film was made just over 80 years ago, yet it still maintains its brilliant story-line of horror and humour. I have seen this before, a few times in fact, but I still enjoy it, even though I know the outcome. Excellent casting as well. Incredible that it's been kept in as pristine condition as possible for its age.
I enjoyed everything but the ending. It was changed to suit a target audience.
Except 1945 was only 77 years ago.
Can’t believe I never heard of the director! It was directed with perfection!
@@garrysekelli6776 nit picking
And….both humor and horror films often age poorly.
A classic in black and white. It can still send a chill down your spine. The ending mixes humour with suspense. A film for all generations.
Nederlandse vertaling a.u.b!
This book rlly sent chills down my spine tbh
@@whatislife3967 Yeah!! I read it as a child and it was terrifiying!
There's a color version too
"Very Stupid to Kill the Only servant in the house.... Now we don't even know where to find the Marmalade....."
One of the Best Lines of Dialogue to ever be said in a Film.
Yes
Eamonn Deane lol. Upstairs downstairs - who’s really on top of things?
Eamonn Deane 😂
😆 yaaas
Hahahaha. Luv it.
Who else is watching it in 2020?
Aghata Christie, mystery at its best
Me
Noel Fuentes ME
Me!
Classic
Under quarantine 3/22 /20 China virus
I watched this movie as a child while my Dad was in the hospital. It made me forget how scared I was about reality that night.
An enjoyable classic film will do that for you. Sometimes you need to escape reality as a survival technique.
I hope you and your dad are both fully recovered and able to enjoy a movie in one another’s company.
Agatha was such a genius. Thanks so much for putting this on.
She was. And by the t ime of this movie I believe she was still alive!
The older movies are classics. So glad that they're preserved.
I watched this one as a kid! (In the 60’s - now I’m 60!) Can’t wait to watch it again! Thank you - little things mean a lot right now.
Going Seventeen brought me here because a lot of CARATs commented this and I thought I wouldn't like it since it's black and white but... I'm more contented. The way they act is so natural. Old movies are great. And the story too is great.
I never get tired of watching this movie.
During this quarantine I knew this was a fun movie to watch.
May God be with us all.
@Peter Flood mate you are gonna face eternity one day so why not be quiet for a few minutes and listen to what your maker might be saying to you. God made a perfect world for us but gave us free will to love and obey our Father or rebel. We rebelled and the consequences are a judgement day to settle our accounts one day. ie. death. so cuses and problems in the world are our fault not Gods. The good News is God sent Jesus to pay the price for you because God loves you even though He cannot permit sin. ua-cam.com/video/lM_pM9ZP9GA/v-deo.html
@@harkmay I want to agree we must have something to hold its our family's but I m sorry I think we are on our own no higher love just us 🤗🏴🕊️
@Peter Flood no god 🏴🤗🕊️
May love be with you 🏴🤗🕊️
@Justin Stewart no I can not
The scene where the guy is eaves dropping through the keyhole, then the rest of the cast eaves drops on him. That is brilliant!! That was incredible camera work and set up!! Bravo!! That scene itself deserves an Academy Award. It's brilliant
You peep through a keyhole..you eavesdrop on a conversation
My favourite scenes are the butler getting more and more pissed, hilarious.
Yeah that’s a great scene, I’ve chuckled hard every time.
"Eavesdroppers never heard good of themselves."
@Finister Foul: That reminds me of the movie based on Clue, I think; or it might have been Murder by Death, both comedies anyway. Half of the cast are in one room and the rest in the entrance hall outside. Something happens in the room and the people shriek and run to the door. The people in the hall hear them yelling and run to the door. The ones in the room are pounding and yelling, “Let us out! Let us out!” And the people in the hall are pounding and yelling “Let us in! Let us in!” It was one of the most hysterical scenes I’ve seen.
Whenever I need to smoke my brain, either I read mysteries or watch. Agatha Christie is my all time favourite who incited my curious mind a long ago. Thanks for uploading such movies
Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.
I first saw this movie 62 years ago on late night TV. Still one of my top ten. Thanks for helping me to remember how scared I was then.
Love this cast of excellent actors who are well known and loved.
The actor playing the general, C. Aubrey Smith, was one of very few motion picture actors born in the 1860s and still active in the sound era.
I thought you was going to end with and he’s still working today 😂😂😂👌👌👌🏴🏴❤️
@@russcooke5671, 🤣😂🤣. That’s the beauty of film. You can become sort of immortal.
@@rollinstone5217 you are never truly dead UNTILL nobody remembers you.
@@russcooke5671, so true!
yeah he did a lot of films. he was great in one of The Thin Man movies. RIP old guy.
This is a charming rendition. It does change it to a happy ending and making several of the people not guilty unlike the book, but it does have Christie's cleverness.
It's based on the stage version, which Christie also wrote. She usually changed something when she adapted her work for the stage, so that even the people who had read the book would be surprised.
@@maggiesmith856 thx for explain!!
@@yoduk4588 Yes, thanks, was wondering about that.
This alternate ending shows what the original does not - the flaws in vigilante justice. They get it wrong sometimes. And more often than official justice, with its safeguards that lessen (not eliminate) the chance of a mistake.
@@maggiesmith856 In particular, she changed the ending for this stage adaptation because it was premiered in World War 2. London was getting bombarded nightly by the Germans, with people being killed every night. Christie wisely decided that her audiences wouldn't want a downbeat ending.
The more recent versions of this Agatha Christie novel doesn't have anyone that isn't guilty it was actually quite scary
Rogers the Butler gave a very Brave and Eloquent Performance. Rogers acted his role Superbly. Rogers you are truly one in a million!!! Love always!
It's raining cats & dogs outside and I got this playing, feeling like I'm back in the 80's watching them replay this on TV again
Here after reading the novel and seeing the most recent adaption. Truly Agatha’s most chilling, grim, mystery.
I’ve probably watched this movie a dozen times or more and it doesn’t get old for me... So many great actors giving perfect performances! Modern movies ain’t got nuthin on this! ~ Thank you for all the great movies you share with us!
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Don't tell me .. . nostalgia ain't what it used to be …
I could watch this movie endless times and I'd love it just as much as the first time. Great story and great movie.
@GRIMLY FIENDISH A good classic movie never gets old.
GRIMLY FIENDISH Indeed when i was watching this last night I was thinking I bet I watch this a few times more
I was 7 year old when I first watched this movie, now I'm 55 and watched it again. The movie evoked all attached memories attached to it belongs to 48 years ago.
What a cast!
Thank you, Walter Huston, Barry Fitzgerald, C. Aubrey Smith....so grateful for these gems.🌹
When I was very young, About 8 or 9 , I saw this movie on T V . It became my favorite. I have read the book and seen eveyy verson of it. It never grows old.
The wordless character introduction in the boat is genius
Just Brilliant
The Sailor seems like a nice fellow. He's just glad while doing his job and eating a simple sandwich.
I'm not even 5 minutes in and I know this will be a great movie
Black and white movies are the best 👌😍
Don't bother with "The Ninth Guest", a similar story. Very tedious. 🐢
Oh yeah the best:-):-):-):-):-):-)
Agree
Chakka Chewy Agreed!!!!
Watch tormented
Thank you so much for uploading this wonderful film. Much like the Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce ‘Sherlock Holmes’ films I never get tired of it. I’ll often put one of those or this one on when I’m folding laundry or working on some Warhammer 40K minis or whatever, and I’ll often put one of them on to fall asleep to.
This adaption is just fantastic. The actors and actresses were all excellent - they might seem to modern audiences to be a little silly or that the cast is overacting but that was how films were back then because that’s what the audience enjoyed.
The novel itself is excellent and I am hoping that it will get a faithful adaptation in the next few years since there’s been an Agatha Christie resurgence with the Hercule Peroit movies. This adaptation has a very different ending because the audience back then didn’t like such bleak endings, and I personally prefer this ending to the ending of the novel!
I hope that the many millions of people who have not seen this film, the Rathbone and Bruce ‘Sherlock Holmes’ films, and other great films that are pushing ever closer to being a hundred years old will watch these films, fall in love with them, and keep them alive and well for later generations to enjoy!
First time watching it today. What a fun movie! Instead of just counting the minutes to see which character dies next, we get so many charming moments from each and every victim. And the ending is absolutely perfect :DD
Well, I read the novel (under the original name) and it ended differently. But that was a bit harder to put into the movie.
The book was read in class. Apeldoorn, the Netherlands.
I love looking at the old furniture and clothes
Same! And I always wonder if any of those objects still exist. I guess a lot of them were thrown to the garbage, others used in other movies, maybe one of them sits collecting dust in a film studiuos warehouse, maybe at an antiquary... or, again, just turned into actual dust at this point.
Me too. I love old things
@Flenif2247 yeah well I meant it because of the sentimental value because the objects were in the movies and I feel curious about their fate. Not because I care about plastic or not
Folsom Anna Hairstyles too
In those days people really dressed properly for dinner and outings.
It’s raining outside and cozy inside! Love these old movies!
Thank you ☺️💕👩
Slowly, the tension grows as the story unfolds, they don't make them like this anymore.
How wonderfully old fashioned - they are dropping like flies but the men still remember to wear a tie!
and their best manners and grammar
Just as proper ladies and gentlemen should behave
Once it was understood that everyone was invited under false pretenses and were being hunted, why did Rogers continue on in his role as butler?
He wasn't beholden to an employer anymore.
@@renzo6490 It is because he was forced to obey the social class rules from birth. The sad fact is that if you come from a poor family, and your father was a butler, they teach you that your life duty is to provide for your employer. It works the other way around as well. Most of the guest were murdered, because they believe in the rigid British class system - They didn't believe that a person who is a judge - a most respectable profession - could ever be a murderer. That is Christie's whole idea - If Rogers hadn't been forced to act on his role as a lower-class servant, he wouldn't have been murdered so easily.
@@georgimihailov4906 ....but, how was Rogers murdered? He wouldn't open the door for the 4 gents. How did the killer get into the barn to kill him? Guess that he must have broken in & because Rogers who never drank must (having downed everyone's glass and more later) have fallen into an extremely deep slumber and never heard the noise.
Just finished the book, and here I am. A TRUE masterpiece 👏
The book is great.
Does the film live up to the book?
@@krmccarrell No. Specially the ending.
@@LauRa-re9un Awh that's too bad. Thanks for your reply though!
@@krmccarrell Welcome! I suggest you read it or I can tell you if you want to. :)
I’ve seen a number of versions of this Christie classic, but this is my hands-down favorite.
Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX
The Russian version is quite bizarre, they should have got an English speaking person to edit the sub titles.
Have you seen the new version with Charles Dance ?
@@maggiesmith856 Yes, it’s very suspenseful
Are the endings entirely different?
Nothing better than the old flicks. ❤
Couldn’t agree with you more, I always watch them, they take me back to a far nicer time.
in all these years this is the 1st time ever that i watched a Agatha Christie film & i enjoyed so much, i will be watching many more after this one
Great! Shame we seem to have forgotten to make films for people who like to think, every time I choose who was the Baddy they died, curse that pesky Agatha Cristie. What an asolute Jem. Thanks.
No swearing or nudity 👍almost a comedy in some parts ,good viewing when I saw Agatha Christie I tuned in thank you for this 😍
This movie gets better each time I watch it! Love Agatha Christie! Thanks!!
This is my favorite version of my favorite Agatha Christie novel. I've watched it many times on Saturday afternoon.
Read the book in college...this film is an excellent adaptation and portrayal...great movie for a rainy Sunday afternoon. Thanks for sharing.
Yes
Read the book and then watch the 2015 BBC miniseries.
They changed the beginning and the end of the book in the film. I like the ending of the film and the beginning of the book.
Yes, perfect!
Yeah I really liked that they changed up the ending. Makes it it's own thing especially when book readers are going into it thinking they'll know how it ends up.
One of the greatest whodunnits ever made. The characters, atmosphere, set designs etc are just fabulous.
Very few films have ever mixed humor and mystery so effectively. This movie which I saw on the Late Late Show, made me an Agatha Christie fan for life. Damn, she was clever!
Maybe the Thin man series is the only one I've seen do it so effectively
You would never guess what the original British title of her novel was: It was NOT "Indians".@@snapmalloy5556
I think the cat was acting a little too innocent myself.
Robert Eaton He carried it wrong. Cats iije their back legs to be supported on the person's arm. Sometimes my cat clings to my shoulder. He is a charmer always has an answer for everything I say.
@@marywilliams9858 I love cats ! Clever and wise!
@@marywilliams9858 ....All cats do! They believe themselves much smarter than their hosts. They are quite right! They invariably have their own way..no matter what we say.
Mine were all without homes till they chose mine and demanded to be let in and stayed!
I usually blame the butler because it usually is the butler...
Lol
2021, and it is still considered as a 💎! Agatha Cristie is always superb!
But the people at the studio who determined how the film would end allowed the two romantic leads to survive....Agatha Christie killed them all off. Since this is the most successful of her novels in terms of sales and is one of the best selling books ever published with 100 million copies sold, you’d think they would have used her ending which is far superior to this. But no! 100 million people couldn’t be right!
@@voraciousreader3341 they always interfere with the plot. I have never read and love a book which remains untouched as a script. Personally I hate it. There' is a modern BBC I think production in which the development is closer to the book. That's why, Agatha killed Poirot and gave strict instructions to be published only after her death.
Movie did not do justice to the Agatha s work, disappointed!
Wednesday Sept 7 2022
11:05 pm
It's based on Christie's play adaptation in which the two leads survived. This was based on the play and not the novel. Russians did an adaptation based on the novel.
I never get tired of watching this film.
The judge was suitably sinister from the start, but really priceless was the butler in his performance of drunkenness and offended dignity: "How can I be accused of murdering anybody who has not left me any money!"
I've never had the pleasure to say this before:
What a charming movie!
Watched as a kid with my dad.
Many moons later still love this movie.
I used to watch the old Basil Rathbone S.Holmes with my Dad in the late 70's...Dads 88 now n like a young un...
Good memories...thanks
I watched it with my.Mom. Excellent movie and.made a fond memory sharing this movie which we both enjoyed🐦
I watched this movie with my mom when I was a kid. It was the late late show feature and I fell asleep. Next day, my mom told me the rest of the story and told it so vividly that I felt I had actually seen the rest of the movie. Her describing it to me has stayed with me all these years. She was a great storyteller.
So wonderful to watch this movie again, a testimony to quality story telling 🙌
The novel is darker and in my opinion is AChristie's best murder mystery. on the other hand this movie is lighter, and the ending is different from the book but still an excellent movie, the actors, the screennwriting, the photography everything about is is just brilliant. Loved it!
I wish they hadn't changed things
It's Hollywood things will always change
@DJ DaveRave aka Dave Gordon same person. The judge. He just went by Lawrence Wargrave in the book.
I suspect Agatha approved of the humorous changes :)
@DJ DaveRave aka Dave Gordon also in the book, nobody survives.
Old movies are out of this world as acting style ! Great actors!
I am no expert on actors/actresses, classic movies or things like that. In the mid 90s I read the book in high school and watched the movie after in part of a school assignment. Both easily became favorites for its twists at every turn when you think you have solved the mystery. A remake would be great, but this classic should never be touched. Pure perfection! Thank you for sharing.
It's been remade many times, most recently the BBC miniseries, which uses the ending in the book.
I believe I have seen every version of this novel by every title, and this is by far the best. It has more elements of humor to break up the really frightening atmosphere. Superb performances by everyone in the cast.
This version really gets on with the tale. Precious little exposition. Fast pace. That's both good and bad. The novel has infinitely more detail, leading some film versions to get bogged down in it. OTOH, this version simply didn't engender fear - or much emotion of any sort. It was so terse, and we were whipped so quickly from place to place, that I was largely unable to suspend disbelief.
Saw this movie years ago,. Thank you. For letting me enjoy it again,, you. Made my day and my night,,, enjoy these movies so much,,. Can't afford the theatre💗💗💗💗💗
I Love when: The Butler says"'and i can't drink even a drop of Alcohol"' Proceeds to make up for lost time!
Fell in love with Agatha Christie by way of this movie when I was young. It was back when I had two channels for tv and a bored time on summer vacation. What a famous cast and their best character acting.
The best adaptation/version of Agatha's marvelous novel ever done (in my opinion), thanks for the upload
In my Opinion, the most accurate is the 2015 version followed by the Russian Version
Every time I watch this, I notice something different. When the gentlemen introduce themselves, for a moment, each one stares directly into the camera... I love that....
Seen it as a kid and it stuck with me all these years. I envy those who are about to see it for the first time.
I am so tempted to go work on Burgh island, just for the fun of it! :)
Watching this in 2022, I am a fan of AC.
How did Dame Christie come up with such lovely plots.. What a fantastic genius she was...!
Lovely is not the word for such a spine-tingling plot. But, yes, it's one of the best who dun its, if not the best.
Might have been through observing people....
Or, she watched the Ninth Guest in 1934. Parallels in the movies.
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But isn't the ending altered?
I think the B& W helps this to be one of the creepiest versions of this engaging story.
Hello!
Seventeen and co-Carat brought me here, I was watching Going Seveteen and saw some of the comments mentioned that the episode was kinda inspired by this movie/book. I successfully found it here, so yeah i'm watching it 💕
Love this movie, I was a teenager when I first watched it. I’m 65 and have always been a fan of Barry Fitzgerald but my admiration for Walter Houston grows! Sierra Madre and Dodsworth. Also great films!
Absolutely love this film, great actors and a brilliant storyline from one of the best writers, the great Agatha Christie. Great quality. Thank you for sharing.
I'm totally new to this movie era, but: the title, the fonts, Agatha Christie, the sea waves perfectly combined with the enganging music, the house at the back... At 10" I knew I'd watch it all, and I loved it! Please recommend me other classics like this. Thanks!
I Love This Film!
A Gem!
Just like anything he does, Barry Fitzgerald is fantastic!
J's Mom: This movie is classically wonderful. New movies have no class or mystery, let alone acting! I intend to search for even more of these black and white mysteries with the writing, actors, direction, etc that make these charming movies. Thank you, thank you..............None of the newer pieces of sh^^. Again, THANK YOU!!!! I love this intriguing mystery------------I am searching for more!!
Just the movie to watch on a cold, rainy and quiet wintery February Sunday afternoon.
To day is Monday, September 2021 how odd
One of my all time favorite stories by Agatha Christie!
Love how vast the catalog of movies are on UA-cam. I don’t even need another streaming service to see all these
I had not seen this in many a year. Had forgotten how good it is. Thank you for posting.
I have watched every Agatha Christie movie and this is still my favorite.
Great cast and a fun watch. But. Wow I never realized what a rich, melodious voice Walter Huston had!
This is a personal favorite. The music always gets me. It's just brilliant.
This version, although not completely faithful to the book, is really good. The actors are great and the pacing is perfect. One of the big changes that this film made was the ending, which is altered from the books ending. They chose to go with a happy ending. But in 1945, I doubt test audiences wanted to see a story with a bleak ending where everyone dies.
The movie is actually better than the book. Just my opinion.
@@nmr6988 most of the time that seems to be the case
They don’t make ‘em like that no more… 😂
Mr Owens .... IS ONE OF US
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Love this adaption.
These movies reinforces the feelings of my youth
You just can't beat these old black and white films
I read this novel long back. Good to see the movie now.
A truly great yarn. This was the first time I was able to watch this movie in its entirety. Agatha Christie at her best. Appreciate the 480p, too!
Ha ha, just when I read "yarn" the yarn came falling down.
Thank you for letting the public watch this delightful classic. All the performers were at the top of their game in this excellent production. This was my first time seeing the film. I've just watched Our Man Godfrey, and the Mischa Auer/ Ochi Chornya connection brought me here.
His exit out the window was his highlight.
❤ Remember this from the b&w tv in my parents room. Particularly love how everyone was so perfectly coiffed after the harrowing Weekend. ❤ Hollywood. Thanks again Pizza. ❤ YOU. ☮️
Poor Rogers, Can't anyone else cook in that house.
I felt bad for him. Even tho he was a greedy murderer, he was so offended by being named a suspect😂. Turning him out of the house on a cold & rainy night was horrible behavior! Only bc he was JUST a servant. No way any of the others would’ve been turned out like that.
Watched this in my college English class in high school. Loved it sooo much. Thanks for uploading!
Someone should have kept an eye on those figurines, then those guests might have survived
Irate Pirate that drove me nuts when I read the book as a kid - someone keep an eye on the figurines. You’d at least see who was taking them away one by one!
Why not throw the figurines out of the window ? That way no one would have died !!
Jayachandran A you cant cancel the facts by looking back, or going a day back. You cant solve problems by erasing the word in the vocabulary
Or on the last night just stay up all night together, 24 hours without sleep is far better than being killed. Or even 2 nights without sleep is not to hard or shifts; 3 awake at all times.
Read the book. A masterpiece. Now I watched the movie. A masterpiece.
The Classics. No substitute. Thank you
O my goodness! These old movies makes the current ones look ridiculous. Good stuff.
They remade Murder on the Orient Express recently and it was a flop.
@@donniscampbell7101 : It was so awful I wanted my money back. Horribly miscast. Johnny Depp is past his prime. Kenneth Branagh was a ridiculous as Poirot.
The list goes on. At least Dame Judy did her usual outstanding job.
But It was just terrible. All that $
for
nothing.
Great Actors specially the old man.
@@leescott8506 The best version (and the best Poirot in my opinion) is the one with David Suchet. David IS Poirot. Nobody else should even attempt the role, unless they enjoy making themselves ridiculous.
Mariecharles Okwara I agree!
The movie is excellent when they looked into the camera and introduced themselves was great.
I seem to gravitate to the old movies my folks and my siblings watched together and still enjoy the entertainment i get watching with my sister. Well time spent and better yet the enjoyment. I refer them to others they always come back amazed at my picks. Thanks for the entertainment keep them coming
I love this movie and have seen it many times, but one thing that always crosses my mind is the impeccable timing and pre-knowledge of where the victims would be in order to accomplish the murders. I.E. the stone decoration falling from atop the house with a victim standing directly beneath. Some things you just have to let go.
Nostalgic. Saw this as a kid on T/V and it still holds up as a good movie. Remakes can't top the performances.
I have to admit I have seen this Movie at least 50 times plus.... It's just too great for words.
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I just saw this for the first time ever yesterday,and I love it!I had to re watch it a few times to really understand a few things,and to get just how brilliant of a film it really is!Great actors!I think the one person in this film who really rubbed me the wrong way and deserved what she got was the witch who sent her nephew to a reformatory and he hanged himself!She just was acted so aloof,so cold, like she had nothing to do with his death,and just didn't care at all!What a witch,I was glad when she got hers!
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Read the book and your opinion will change.
Good grief!! I cannot remember the first, nor last,time I saw this movie! Thanks so much for your upload(?) "You can not lock out the Devil...!" !Cheers from down under!
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Love old classics! Thanx for ur channel!!!
I have loved this movie since I first saw it back in the late 60's. Film at it's finest.