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The Don founded the palazzo orphanage during the 16th century, to prevent orphans from drowning in Venice (orphans can’t swim).
Orphans can't melt steel beams!
I read it as “The Ladies discuss A Haunting in Venice” and was very excited to look at women😢
Well, one of them is a gay dog - that's basically half a woman.
"You get to *look* at *women!* "
@@chrisbent5734is this a reference
Looking at women is the only thing that brings me joy in life
@@borkguy Actually no - I'm just stupid I guess.
Am i the only one who always thinks: "Damn Ewan McGregor really aged a lot lately" until i once again realize Poirot is played by Branagh?
That’s exactly what my mum said watching it lmao
I wish Venice was real.
It is. I was there.
More Africans selling fake purses, than I've ever seen in the actual Africa.
I wish that mattered.
I like how happy rags is in this one
I want to make a movie called "Rufus The Belgian Detective," staring Jean-Claude VanDamme, and he doesn't kick anyone in the whole movie, he just detects.
How dare you disrespect Jean-Claude VanDamme like that. Take away his kicks and what is left? WHAT IS LEFT!?!?!?!!!!
@@jtdavie9466 Subversion of expectations.
@@jtdavie9466 What if he thought about cases while doing a split and sipping tea?
@@jtdavie9466 To be fair he barely kicked in JCVD and that was one of his best movies
@@jtdavie9466His dancing.
"Jinkies!"
"Looks like we got another mystery to solve gang."
39:00 Ariadne Oliver is a stand in for Christie herself. She's a way for Christie to lovingly poke fun at herself... like she's a grumpy older lady who's been stuck doing a series of mystery books about a detective that she doesn't like at all.
But she's also incredibly skeptical, more so than Poirot. So I'd guess that's one of the major problems people had with this film.
here's how I know I love these guys: I'm not just here for the takedowns. I'm not just here to hear them destroy a video bagging on Lord of the Rings.
I know I love these personalities because I want to hear what they think, period. I enjoy them speaking HIGHLY of something about as well as laughing at the negativity towards bad stuff.
I’m glad you guys enjoyed this film! One of my favorites from 2023
Y’all are CRAZY. This movie was a badly acted, terribly plotted dumpster fire.
@@Mmmmilo "badly acted" that's overexaggerating buddy, the acting is decent enough to carry the movie
Idk why but as Fringy tells us of the animals hes seen. i keep going "oh cool they have those over there?"
Like i wouldnt know they had foxes. Are they like 5 foot tall and carry bludgeoning instruments? Are they poisonous? How deadly are the cows😊
More people are killed by cows than sharks.
5 ft tall foxes? Dont be silly.
They're only bout 2 ft -3 ft long but they have leathery wings and spit caustic venom.
A regular fox - but with 8 legs and a spider's ass instead of a tail...
@Ceyx000 for a split second i believed you. Then I got to the wings. Everyone knows foxes are amphibious burrowers.
I hate to break it to you, but cows are dangerous around the world
I now hold out a slim hope that EFAP will check out other Poirot content. I'd be especially interested in what they would make of the ITV adaptation of Halloween Party, the novel on which Haunting in Venice is loosely based. Either way, I would recommend the Poirot series to mystery fans, if only to wash away the bad taste of stuff like Glass Onion.
MauLer mentions he checked out the show equivalent episode and preferred Haunting in Venice version of things.
The show is a little hit-or-miss, like the books; but the good episodes are peak Poirot.
@@samwallaceart288 Oh, thanks for the added info. I would be inclined to agree on the show’s quality. Some episodes were really not the best (like their version of Roger Ackroyd), and some were exceptional. As I recall, Halloween Party was maybe a touch below average, so that’s a fair assessment. Regardless, I really enjoy EFAP covering mysteries, and I hope we get more in the future.
@@spencergilchrist1457 yeah, the boys saying they'd be open to watching the most-recommended episodes in the future made me very happy
My missus loves Poirot, Columbo, murder she wrote etc. I've seen them all I think, didn't even know this film was out. Movie night it is then.
Mauler said a problem with the story was that the houskeeper, Olga only temporarily left, making it convenient that the mother, Rowena had enough time to mark Alecia and dump her into the canal after she found her dead from poison. In the movie, Olga says she offered to stay in the house at night to care for Alecia even though she never stayed in the house at night. After midnight, she heard noises and became scared and the movie shows her looking pretty terrified. She left the house because Alecia was sleeping deeply and she was too scared to stay. She tells Poirot that Alecia died because she was scared and stupid. That means Rowena had all night to do what she did with no chance of the housekeeper coming back until morning.
A problem I had with the movie was that after Rowena realized that she had attacked the wrong person, she was able to quickly find Joyce alone on the balcony and easily throw her off. That was a very handy coincidence and she would only have had a few minutes to get it done. Very lucky timing.
I did like the movie overall and found the character work to be pretty good. I felt invested in the characters and was hoping for the best for each them.
That one coincidence is why I thought "oh its' the siblings, there must be two killers in this case and one ran into Poirot, the other Joyce." Obviously when they bind the two within the first half I knew they wouldn't, but I still thought there must be two killers for a while.
It's also interesting to think if Poirot in his state-of-mind would have simply given up on trying to solve the mystery if the killer didn't try and go for him.
Oh my sad face upon hearing Platoons Dad and Nan watch Poirrot. ' Cause I watch Poirrot and I am reminded that I'm the age of Platoons Nan
How do you know how old Platoon’s nan is?
When i saw the stream on the feeed, i jumped on to watch the movie before watching the stream. I found it funny as my experience was like Mauler's in letting the movie on side monitor until it caught my attention and eventually watched it fully and came out enjoying it. Been watching Midsomer Murders for a while so it fell my alley despite not been a fan of Poirot series. A pleasent surprise, and a grim reminder as to why Glass Onion is so famous despite been trashfire when compared to good who done it movies
Honestly, I felt Midsomer is way more formulaic compared to Poirot. There's always some big thing happening like a cult or psychic experiments that inevitably have nothing to do with anything and have no closure.
@@Burkhart4192 Personally i don't agree, tough there were back to back seasons that ahd crazy cult episodes, but the majority of them doesn't have them. I also attribute those things ahs Red Herings to make you guess the real killer. I dont mind been formulaic, i didn't get into Poirot because of the overhal tone i guess. The way the characters talk, interact and how a bit silly at times it was that didn't felt realistic. But i only watch a couple of episodes, maybe got better?
The motif of the Apple is also significant because of what it represents in modern culture: forbidden knowledge
33:37 FINE! I’ll be back after giving it the old watch through…..last time I paused an EFAP to go watch the movie first was PB: the last wish, so let’s hope this one is just as good
Im back!!!!!!! I too really enjoyed the film
3:00:20 I’m glad Fringy brought up the pokemon mystery dungeon games as they’ve been getting traction in the fanbase as good games, but are still unknown to the general public. They have great stories and I’d think Rag’s would enjoy mystery dungeon explorers of sky. Such a fully flesh out story with loads of post game content that adds to the main story.
I don't know if it's just childhood, but I remember the first and second series being some of the best storytelling in games I'd ever witnessed. Crazy because pokemon really isn't known for it but there's camaraderie, betrayal, struggle, the threat of death, fate, homeland. It's like if you took the level of care and emotion in the first pokemon movie and spread it out over whole JRPGs.
@@godhand291 the developers were Chunsoft for those games (well, the Mystery Dungeon games in general, not just these crossovers), that is likely the reason why it does things the core games don't.
Came back after watching the movie, and I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for recommending (especially from Rags), I didn’t even know this movie came out.
0% hit rate for Rags’ jokes today good lord
As opposed to the 2% hit rate. The bad jokes are the best jokes.
Thank you so much for talking about this movie. I didnt even know it existed, but because of you, I checked it out. Finished it an hour ago and I havent enjoyed watching a movie this much in a long time.
This was the best of Branaugh’s version of Poirot. I really didn’t care for the others that much, but I found myself quite enjoying this one. It was also the least based on the source material compared to the others which is odd… but hey I’ll take it.
Suchet’s version however is still magnificent and untoppable when it comes to playing the little Belgian detective.
I remember figuring it out due to a mix of the "It's not wildflower" line and that the photo in the garden was in color which showed the flowers then vs the color of the wilted flowers during the original roof top scene.
I'd love an EFAP of the cast just sharing some hidden gems, without spoiling too much.
Talking about Belgian detectives and not a soul mentions Tin Tin. What a shame, my boy didn't get an excellent museum in Belgium for nothing.
Listening to this at work and while you guys were talking about jump scares, a Domino's add just inserted itself and scares me. UA-cam is listening.
Shhhh... Of course they are. Just act normal and don't say anything incriminating.
Depends on whether you define murder as “unlawful kill” or “unjustified kill” or “immoral kill”
Literally everywhere I look says the definition of a murder, in both the dictionary and as defined in legal terms of court rulings, it is an unlawful killing.
ok but if the phrase being used is "justified murder" then obviously they mean murder as a legal term so saying it's an oxymoron is bad faith
45:10 oh you guys are referencing that? I thought the most unexplainable supernatural moment was the time he saw a kid version of the daughter, when he had no way of knowing what she looked like. Unless he saw that photo of her beforehand and I’m mistaken.
In entertainment making a trope organic will always be far better than artificial, even the much maligned jump scare.
You either die Filthy Frank or live long enough to see yourself become a Idubbbz.
No 10 hour EFAP? *shakes fist*
I think this was the first time I've stopped an EFAP to watch the discussed film.
And it was worth it. A rare occasion of a movie in a series being surprisingly much better, than those preceding it.
But, sadly, this was a wasted opportunity to have a legendary crossover between Hercules Poirot and Scooby Doo.
By the way, was that skeleton with the flies in its mouth, in the basement, real or a halucination?
I think the bees were real but the skeleton wasnt.
What do you mean there's a live superchat-reading?
A rarity that we must all cherish
I am profoundly happy that Little Platoon was there for me calling him a bastard.
This is only four and a half hours, how else am I supposed to silence the voices?
Interesting, I would have assumed the difference between fog and mist to be that one is all encompassing, while the other keeps low to the ground
I associate mist with higher humidity as well, often making the streets look as if it had rained because the water droplets condense on the surface.
murder is illegal killing, you can justifiably kill someone and it still be an illegal killing, therefore murder.
Literally half the anti hero stories are vigilantes punishing criminals and getting thrown into jail for it. Didn’t the Punisher get locked up in jail for murder in daredevil season 2?! But he only kills criminals so it’s justified??? But he still got sentenced for murder so that means it’s not justified anymore. They’re just so blatantly wrong about what they think they’re objectively right on and it’s truly annoying.
Immoral killing and illegal killing are both murder, but separate definitions.
Wrong they are both homicide not murder. Murder is the illegal killing. Justifiable killing implyies justice/just, deemed a necessity, or your right.
@@jonathanleake6176 Yes they are both homicide in that himicide is merely the killing of another person, but saying "wrong they are both homicide not murder" Is like saying "Wrong Jackie chan and Chris tucker arent asian and black they're both human.
@@redbearington3345 it depends on what standard you are going by. If it's the laws of the land then they are very different.
2:15:08 Wait, you mean to say that the person. caring for the elderly person wasn't so good and pure of heart and incorruptible that there's no way they could've possibly made a mistake and accidentally killed their charge? Wow. After watching Knives Out, that seems almost unbelievable.
My issue is Poirot is not being followed by death, he follows death. He's a homicide detective. He seeks these things out. He deliberately exposes himself to that part of the world and he's smart enough to know that his experience with death is aberrant, and not representative of the state of the world as a whole.
True, but there comes a time where even someone like him can get tired of following.
@@christophergirardi8145 then, uhh, stop?
@HerohammerStudios Poirot did we saw it at the beginning of this film.
@@christophergirardi8145 Him quitting or not quitting is not the issue, him judging the world and basing his faith on his obviously abnormal perspective is. It's fine if it takes a tole on him personally. I get that 100% But he can't deem the world evil because he has sought out evil.
That's not how Poirot finds these mysteries in this series though.
He isn't called to investigate any of these murders, they happen in front of him - 1 was a train journey he was taking, 2 was a holiday in Egypt, now this one is a Halloween party. It's easy to come to the conclusion death is following you when you keep running in to murders.
A very pleasant surprise of an EFAP. :)
I love Kenneth Branagh kept the same father and son duo from Belfast
Will check this movie out if the lads liked it. I am a fan of the books and I enjoyed Murder on the Orient Express. But hated Death on the Nile on how they portrayed Poirot (he is super vain and will never, ever shave off his magnificent mustache!)
TinTin is a great Belgian detective
Yes! I'm so glad someone else mentioned that. I was sad no one on the stream knew it.
@@professormallard4348 omg me too! I couldn’t believe they didn’t think of him.
What a lovely surprise.
I think the best horror films work by changing the atmosphere rather than a jump scare. If I look in a mirror and there's a ghost behind me vs a bear I have the same reaction. The best ones work on the mind in different ways. Case on haunted hill the original does this masterfully. As the movie goes on this empty houses spaces begin to fill with dread. You get a feeling that the safe places are filling up as the movie goes on. Eventually you start feeling claustrophobic and need someone there physically to ward off that unknown that could be lurking
Everyone: Puaro
Rags: Purrou
I almost feel gaslight ahaha, I'm surprised i came away with almost exact opposite thoughts than the crew. Who done it's are hardly my lane though, I'm prompted to watch some more.
Love having superchats back in the main episode
Oh please! Oh please! Oh golly me oh my!
Please do an EFAP movies for the Brave Little Toaster or I shall surely cry!
Also have Jon CJG and JLongbone present when you do, please?
I wish Spotify had these up as soon as they are available on here (UA-cam) … I’m wondering how long until they drop em on there?
I paused this film at the same time they gave him the tea and turned to my sister like, "they keep bringing up honey, if they bring mad honey into this shit. Im gonna be so angry". Hiding your murder weapon behind obscurity it some lazy writing
Just a reminder, the killer too had been drugged. She sips the tea, before she realises that it was bad.
"Let him cook" - President Roosevelt, probably
01:40:00 I figured out the honey right at the first time he took it. Was odd only he had the tea, and the expression of the lady about honey made me suspicious of it, esp since all the spoopy stuff happened after and being aware of the play, which was conspiciously mentioned before, reinforced by the whole garden scene, made it 100% certain that was poisoned.
I got whodunit wrong though, I thought it was Olga and that she was the one hidding the honey etc, didnt realize it was Munchausen by Proxy... I wouldnt make a good Poirot.
But the movie is well crafted, dialogue is good, and there are enough hints and clues that theres chances you will get at least one of them.
It was good but it would have been better if Poirot was played by Micheal Cera
Some men just want to watch the world burn...
But what if we got gay actor Micheal Douglas?
he can pretend to be baffled or w/e kinda to see if the actual criminal drops his guard n slips up or gets caught not thinking hes a< suspect to poirot anymore in a rare situation liek dat
I too was pleasantly surprised with this film, it is really good. You should also watch And Then There Were None(1945)
Isn’t Apple also the 5 letter code that solves the da Vinci codex thing lmao
20:22 that's how The Stand ends. and The Dark Tower. Stephen King has trouble with the landings
Hi Rags.
Hooray!
what i dont like about positive efaps is the fact that i cant really watch it since i have to watch the movie first, which takes a while.
They should put it in the title of an episode.
I decided to watch A Haunting in Venice first and did not expect to love as much as I did.
See I've always been put off by MauLer's dismissal of Anderson saying he can't be scared because he doesn't engage with it. I'm someone who does that too after a few too many very scary movies when I was young, so it made sense to me. And now it's doubly puzzling because it's for the same reason MauLer gives here re jump scares - you know something scary will happen, you don't know exactly what it will be but you can accurately guess the form it will take. So when it happens, you're already braced and go "yup there it is".
Wasn't the issue something else? That Anderson said that, because he didn't get scared, therefore X isn't a horror game? Essentially making an objective statement on the game's genre, only offering subjective points to back it, then later attempting some defense about subjectivity being implied that missed the point entirely because it was the exact thing being criticized. It's been a while since I watched that coverage though, I might be missing something. In which episode does he take issue specifically with Anderson just not being scarred?
The bat bomb is Jacob Kane's kryptonite. He would explode himself when he shot at the bats
what do you want from theory alone - bigideas
1:37:00 Alas, I worked out whodunit about 20ish minutes in. She said a few very telling things.
I think it's because I was raised on Christie books, so I notice everything.
I did not even know this movie was recently released. I thought EFAP was reviewing an old timey movie.
3:00:20 “Man, if I were in this conversation I’d bring up Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.”
Fringy: “I really like Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team.”
Me: *spit take*
Hey Fringy, you ought to play Explorers of Sky! It’s even better than Blue Rescue Team, the ending makes everyone cry without fail. And that’s only half the game!
Mauler we need a full breakdown of Invincible Season 1 and 2
I quite enjoyed this movie but Im ready to be told why im wrong
Will you be ready to be told why you're right tho?
@@superapm9620 im seated either way 🪑
It insisted upon itself.
Are the livestreams member only? never get notifications for it
Ikr.. I just randomly find new videos every now and then
did you enable to get all notifications?
Are you only subbed to MooLer? Bc the streams happen on MauLer’s main channel.
@@josh11735ohhh.. Didn't know that.. Thanx
Are you a woman ?
You know nobody is leaving.
Anyone remember Scooby Doo: Zombie Island?
Only if you remember Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase
As a geologist I'm annoyed a geodude is called a rock formation. 😂
Okay fine I will leave now and come back later after I watch it
Oh yeah, this film came out last year didn’t it?
Fun? fact: The Bat Bomb actually has some historical precedent. Olga of Kiev used birds carrying burning sulfur to burn down a city as the bird's nest worked as extremely effective kindling.
Pokemon, everyone's favourite cartoon about dog fighting.
poirot n super-natural dont mix as platoon said.. he always has all facts to lay out and explain n prove who n how crime was committed.. poirot dont believe in stuff he cant figure out / solve afaik using his LITTLE GREY CELLZ!11
Nice to see a movie that takes it's events seriously and resists the urge to do shitty one liners.
Would love to see more shortman breakdowns of movies like this is possible.
Please don't crucify me for shortman support! :)
2:57:12 One Hour Foto needs to be highlighted in this Format imo
He wrote Blue eyed samurai s and Logan. Has a few good ones but also quite a few duds. Seems to do dark better so maybe the writer will be able to pull off bioshock
I don't think murder necessitates that it's unjustified. It can be justified, but it's premeditated and unlawful. Definitiallt speaking, EFAP seems to be holding that it can't be justified. Justification doesn't seem to be a part of the definition. Only unlawful and purposeful.
As a horror fan I don’t appreciate the under appreciation of the “jump scare”.😂. The jump scare is a paying homage tool. The same as being in the killers POV. Of course you know “jump scare” are coming. It’s about how creative can it be. James Wan was kind of the king of that with conjuring and Insidious films. We didn’t go to get jump scared. We went to see how he created the build up and atmosphere.
Can we get Maulie and the lads to do an efap movies for the brave little toaster, please. Be sure to have Jon cjg and Jlongbone p4esent when you do, please?
*Present
Revengeance is the good Metalgear.
Talking about how dumb endings can be: Game of Thrones. I just finished it after never have watching it, and now I know why everyone was so mad. After the writers ran out of original content, the seasons fell from 10 episodes per to 6 and 7…an overall 7 full episodes short over the last two seasons. The writers were clearly great at adapting the books, but had no original input to offer when they ran out of pages. The last two seasons were lazy and season 8 was ridiculous. The fight for Winterfell almost looped the same fighting scenes over and over for filler, then the girl somehow jumps from behind the Night King and kills him in 3 seconds?? Not her and Jon fighting together, it some trap they set, nothing, just girl bossing it? Absolutely terrible payoff. All the “bad guys” died, good guys lived. Just hacker writing.
Rags odd tangent about war and PTSD was.... pointless. "When war is such big and more than before.." In the 40's it was called battle fatigue not because they thought they were tired. They understood it but just not as well as today
I am struggling with this EFAP
The first 2 movies were painfully forgettable, and just seeing the trailers i am struggling to remain awake
The 2017 Poirot trilogy just cant keep my attention
Another name for the Grander Canyon might be the Trump Canyon, maybe?
seen all the david suchett longazz series n all peter ustinoffs 5-6 movies atleast 5 times.. new shit iz lame tho ;D
he ignores his principles when hes in wheelchair near death, so the guy cant continue to hurt other pplz cause was unable to arrest or prove anything on teh guy.. was smth like that anywayz..
Burros are full donkey's, a mule's a donkey and horse hybrid that's also female.
31:02
*crept
Watched this film last week and now your analysis, wholeheartedly agree, this film was very good. Nice to see you covering a smaller film that fell beneath the radar for a lot of people.
I feel this is almost impossible to follow if you havent seen this movie. The guys didnt seem to want to explain anything. Usually reviews and talks about movies on EFAP you dont need to watch the movie because they go scene by scene. But in this i keep having to rewind becuase i have no idea whats being talkes about
So as a long time Godzilla fan. Here are my 2 cents (proceeds to write huge block of text), Gojira was an amazing film that took the story seriously and the characters were treated seriously. As a child I found it to be one of my least favorite in the franchise because like all children I wanted to see giant fire breathing dinosaur fight other monsters, I will say even as a child though I knew Godzilla's revenge was the worst in the series. My point is as far as the Franchise goes there have been arguably only 3 films that took the serious approach instead of spectacle approach. Those 3 being Gojira, Shin Godzilla (2016) and now Godzilla Minus One. As a Godzilla fan I have a fondness for all the movies in the franchise even the 1998 film though like others I've taken to calling the creature in that film Zilla which is exactly what Toho did when they got the rights to it back. Fans don't like to here that the things they like are flawed. Godzilla as a franchise is very flawed if looking at it from a serious writing perspective as the Showa Era feels very sci fi schlock and the Heisie era 80's and 90's action movie schlock, Millennium series feels like a mess as most movies in the era weren't even directly connected to each other. Legendary felt like they tried to strike a balance between well written and spectacle and by that I mean they failed to hit the mark on both. Godzilla 2014 had the best acting in the Legendary series but the fights were underwhelming, Kong Skull Island might be the best film in the series over all with good acting and believable action, King Of the Monsters has better fights but worse characters, Godzilla Vs. Kong is a downgrade all around as the fights seem worse and characters are no better. Godzilla X Kong is just disappointing. It's the most action packed of the series but it fells like it's moving at a break neck pace while at the same time wasting time. Feels like Godzilla X Kong should have been a 10, hour long episode series or a 20, half hour long episode series.
i still think a ghost did it.
Welp, it's another short one. And Quinton's dad cemented himself as the Apex Longman with 38-hour video. You gotta do better Mewbshlie!
ohh theres a anime POIROT + MISS MARPLE x-over ^^ "Agatha Christie no Meitantei Poirot to Marple" 39 eps, iz kewl imo ;))
Am I the only one who hated Tina Fey in this film?
Michelle Yeoh is GREAT. Not everything that she's in is, though...