The follow up to "Murder On The Orient Express" has hit theaters, with another murder for Hercule Poirot to solve. Here's my review for DEATH ON THE NILE!#DeDeath on the Nile in Digital 4K: We were provided a 4K digital copy through Movies Anywhere and watched the iTunes Extras and film on Apple TV. The movie looks gorgeous in 4K and, just like with Murder on the Orient Express, it really pops with color and vibrance! I also really enjoyed watching it a second time.
The script for Death on the Nile is tighter and more focused, which pulls audiences into the plot. There are plenty of twists and turns and the characters are all very interesting. And the cast assembled here gives this their all and turn in fine performances. This is a remake that seems to really appreciate Agatha Christie and her work.
Death on the Nile is the sequel to 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express, with director and lead actor Kenneth Branagh returning. The mystery thriller is based on the 1937 novel of the same name by Agatha Christie. Death on the Nile has been adapted before as a 1978 film and as a 2004 episode of the Poirot television series starring David Suchet.
The kindest backhanded compliment one could pay Kenneth Branagh’s lackluster new adaptation of Death On The Nile is that it throws a flattering light on the modest pleasures the actor-director
Death on the Nile does a phenomenal job of weaving Christie's original mystery through its new characters while still retaining the key plot beats that made Christie's murder mystery such a smash hit in 1937. This arrives in the form of Jacqueline and Simon remaining the scheming villains who attempt to steal Linnet’s money in an almost
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