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60 of 195 · most liked firstif I had billions of dollars I would do cool things like revive Wishbone and fund a Muppet film adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express with Daniel Craig doing a silly Belgian accent
unlabelledView post →I watched Death on the Nile (1978) while inking comics this morning, I think it's my favourite Poirot movie. Murder on the Orient Express got Oscars but Death on the Nile has that Very Unwell ending that still whips 45 years later. It's on Kanopy if anyone wants to watch.
unlabelledView post →Tuesday movie: Murder on the Orient Express (1974) *****
unlabelledView post →Murder on the Orient Express (1974). A film in love with rich fabrics, polished wood, heaps of food, and actors acting. American movies used to look like this, on average, like it was normal, huh!
unlabelledView post →Behind the scenes. Murder on the Orient Express (2017). Kenneth Branagh Photo by Nicola Dove I think I would have preferred it if the whole movie was this.
unlabelledView post →Gf asked if "Murder on the Orient Express" was the inspiration for Polar Express. I had to tell her: A) I haven't seen Polar Express B) I doubt that Disney made a movie about Santa solving a murder on a train C) literally all I want is a movie about Santa solving a murder on a train.
unlabelledView post →It's movie week @ #AlphabetChallenge #WeekFforFilms "Murder on the Orient Express" #photography 📷 #trains #York #England
unlabelledView post →Tonight we watched the 2017 Kenneth Branagh version of Murder on the Orient Express and I was blown away. What a beautiful, fun and satisfying film!
unlabelledView post →Born 13 Sep 1944, English actress Jacqueline Bisset. In the 70s, she starred in Airport (1970), The Mephisto Waltz (1971), Day for Night (1973), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Le Magnifique (1973), Murder on the Orient Express (1974) & St. Ives (1976). #JacquelineBisset
unlabelledView post →Wife and I are watching Murder on the Orient Express. At one point in the movie, one of the actors says to Johnny Depp, “If I were to leave something on your pillow, it would not have been a letter” I lost it 🤣🤣
unlabelledView post →Love The Lady Vanishes? Night Train to Munich? Murder on the Orient Express? Come and see ROME EXPRESS, the film which kicked off the genre. Introduced by a conversation between me and some little-known writer called Kazuo Ishiguro. Bfi Southbank, July 21st. Book here: tinyurl.com/yh2pz72b
unlabelledView post →Did you know the Orient Express built for Kenneth Branagh's film Murder On The Orient Express is now parked up by Bassenthwaite Lake in England's Lake District? And you can have a meal or cream tea there... www.basslakestation.co.uk
unlabelledView post →Books to film 📚=🎞️ Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie was adapted to film twice (1974/2017). The latest by K. Branagh doesn't confine the story entirely to the train & his Poirot is less of a mystery; more human. The film also shifts to a critique of colonilism. 🚂🔪🕵️♂️ #filmsky #booksky
unlabelledView post →And of course Rachel Roberts (and friends) in Sidney Lumet's incomparable film of Murder on the Orient Express.
unlabelledView post →So I think I've finally discovered the worst film ever made. It began yesterday at the bfi, listening to the excellent discussion between Sophie Hannah and Kazuo Ishiguro before a screening of Sidney Lumet's Murder on the Orient Express. They discussed the history of Agatha Christie adaptations.
unlabelledView post →I saw the original Murder on the Orient Express today at the Academy, and being part of an appreciative audience for a truly entertaining film in one of the best screening rooms in the country is really like no other experience on earth
unlabelledView post →Desperately wishing for the return to telework as I listen to a coworker complain about getting spoiled for the ending of Murder on the Orient Express (2017) before he could see the movie seemingly without any knowledge that it is a remake of a 1974 movie that is based on a 1934 book
unlabelledView post →11/21/74: Sidney Lumet's Murder on the Orient Express Albert Finney vs a train full of favorites More Rog www.rogerebert.com/reviews/murd... @edwinarnaudin.bsky.social / @crooked-marquee.bsky.social: crookedmarquee.com/in-albert-fi... @kjudgemental.bsky.social: www.thefilmagazine.com/murder-on-th...
unlabelledView post →MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (Sidney Lumet, 1974, rewatch). A fun afternoon at the BFI for a packed screening of this classic train film, introduced by Sophie Hannah & Kazuo Ishiguro. A superlative cast, of course, with excellent turns by Lauren Bacall, Sean Connery, >>. (1/2) #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →My #LastFourWatched for #LetterboxdFriday Mostly enjoyed Murder on the Orient Express but was advised it strays some from the source and I should watch the 1974 version Rushmore - My 2nd favorite Wes Anderson movie Paris, Texas - didn’t see that coming Casper - my first horror film of the season
unlabelledView post →#MovieMadness Day 26 Movie with a great plot twist Going with surprising twists in general, I first considered Murder On the Orient Express ('74), but the most recent surprising "whodunnit?" that I've enjoyed in last few years would be this: Knives Out youtu.be/qGqiHJTsRkQ?...
unlabelledView post →MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (1974): the film I have most often come across already started on broadcast telly and watched to the end. I know the latter two thirds backwards, but am a bit shaky on the opening half hour.
unlabelledView post →This, in addition to it being far better done and having one the best reveals in murder movie history, is why the 1974 Murder on the Orient Express is by far the best one. Even Poirot is like "Eh, guess there's a dilemma but guy was a shit. The law's basically made up (and cops are incompetent).
unlabelledView post →In a year that included Chinatown, Godfather II, A Woman Under the Influence, Day for Night, Blazing Saddles, The Conversation, Young Frankenstein, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore ... and more! My favorite movie when I was 20 was Murder on the Orient Express. Still a fave ... #moviesky #filmsky
unlabelledView post →I'm trying this new thing where I try to watch a new-to-me movie every day, and, critically, without letting my notoriously prickly standards stop me from giving things a shot. Anyway, I finally watched the Kenneth Branagh Murder On The Orient Express last night and boy howdy did it piss me off!
unlabelledView post →A curious fact that Reginald Rose wrote it as a teleplay,which he adapted for the screenplay of this movie. It didn't become a stage play until later. Usually, these things happen the other way around. 🤷 Also amazing that Lumet directed Serpico, Network, and Murder on the Orient Express, too. 🤩
unlabelledView post →Happy Birthday #JacquelineBissett♥️Films include RICH AND FAMOUS, BULLITT, AIRPORT, MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS, LA CEREMONIE (Nom for CESAR), LOREN & ROSE. Won 1/5 Globe nominations. Was lucky to see her introduce DAY FOR NIGHT with @eddiemuller at the #TCM Film Fest. #TCMParty #FilmSky📽️ #MovieSky
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s family movie is the 1974 Murder on the Orient Express. The guy who was murdered lived in my hometown during his high school years. A Richard Widmark. He was an usher in the local theater and later he would become a successful actor.
unlabelledView post →Cuban poster for the 1974 Murder on the Orient Express Antonio Fernandez Reboiro (1976) #illustration #Filmsky 📽️
unlabelledView post →Sidney Lumet (with scenes from his film "Murder on the Orient Express") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched #Letterboxd #filmsky Barnacle Bill (1957) Murder on the Orient Express (1974) Carol (2015) Aurora (2025)
unlabelledView post →Watched Sidney Lumet's film adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express. Good fun with quite the ensemble cast, of course, and Albert Finney's hysterical, hyperactive Poirot is a classic take on the character for a reason. But I was struck especially by quite how effective the use of music was.
unlabelledView post →Not counting Murder on the Orient Express (which he's in for only a handful of minutes) it might be this movie from 2010
unlabelledView post →I turn on Radio 3 while cooking. They are playing the train leaving the station music from the 1974 version of Murder on the Orient Express. A good old waltz. (when I was a child and first saw this movie it felt impossibly sophisticated.)
unlabelledView post →#LoveInAutumn Nov 13 #MusicChallenge Never Forget – Michelle Pfeiffer 2017 Album: Murder On The Orient Express Played during closing credits Composer Peter Doyle, lyrics Kenneth Branagh (who also directed the film) youtu.be/acBTMRWD93g?si… Michelle as Mrs. Hubbard in the film
unlabelledView post →Ruin a movie or TV show series by adding ‘if you know what I mean'. Murder on the Orient Express, if you know what I mean
unlabelledView post →For #SeptemberMovieChallenge by @omacolt.bsky.social #MovieSky #FilmSky Day 18 ~ Big reveal at the end of a movie...… Murder on the Orient Express (1974) weegiemidget.wordpress.com/2017/08/29/m...
unlabelledView post →3. MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (2017) was in a whodunnit mood. dunno why critics were down on this movie its a perfectly fine mystery movie. i dont think the actors play to their strengths like in knives out but everyone does a good job here. i think its funny to do a mcu style sequel hook i. this
unlabelledView post →I started with Joan Hickson's MISS MARPLE. It was so perfect that I went for David Suchet's POIROT too. More than entertainment--it's a lifestyle. I'd also strongly suggest the Sidney Lumet movie, MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS with the old movie stars: Ingrid Bergman Lauren Bacall & Anthony Perkins.
unlabelledView post →OCD compels me to spreadsheet. Combined the greatest-films-of-all-time lists. Presenting the top 1,461 as a daily countdown to the end of the Trump Administration. #Film #Resist #MovieSky #Movies #1,340 -- Murder on the Orient Express (1974) dir. Sidney Lumet
unlabelledView post →Hear me out, the movie Clue is basically Murder on the Orient Express except it’s a mansion instead of a train and Tim Curry instead of Hercule Poirot.
unlabelledView post →If there is any film version of a book I will watch, no matter how often its remade, it will be Murder on the Orient Express
unlabelledView post →Sidney Lumet (with scenes from his film "Murder on the Orient Express") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →POIROTHON Murder on the Orient Express. This is the third time the production team adapts a novel that everybody already knows thanks to a movie version. Will it rise to the occasion? I think the consensus is 'no'.
unlabelledView post →#otd in 1901 A financial panic begins in the USA following the struggle between two groups to control the railroads between the Great Lakes and the Pacific. What’s your favorite movie that takes place on a railroad? Mine is Murder on the Orient Express- 1974, of course.
unlabelledView post →Years ago, Connie and I went to a movie with a whole big bunch of our Catholic friends and Connie and I were the only ones who saw the movie because all of them fell asleep within 20 minutes. "Murder on the Orient Express," 1974. Great cast. Everyone but Charlie Chaplin.
unlabelledView post →Born 13 Sep 1944, English actress Jacqueline Bisset. In the 70s, she starred in Airport (1970), The Mephisto Waltz (1971), Day for Night (1973), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Le Magnifique (1973), Murder on the Orient Express (1974) & St. Ives (1976). #JacquelineBisset
unlabelledView post →Watching a film of "Murder on the Orient Express" in which Penelope Cruz plays a Pilar Estravados, who is actually a character from a quite different Agatha Christie story "Hercule Poirot's Christmas". Such things disturb my little grey cells.
unlabelledView post →It was basically a slap-stick version of Murder on the Orient Express. Which then inspired her to write the book at the end of the film. Also none of the muppets actually got murdered. They were all kidnapped and hidden in the train 😆🙌
unlabelledView post →the OETA Movie Club is showing the 1974 Murder on the Orient Express and darnit if I thought at first "I can stay up and watch it, free hour to sleep in tomorrow" but I actually better not the church thing I alluded to earlier? I'm filling in for the minister.
unlabelledView post →This weekend’s film which Mrs H and I enjoyed. Have seen the Branagh ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ release but yet to see ‘Death on the Nile’ of the newer Poirot films. Very enjoyable this was, bit darker overall, but very well shot/made 👍
unlabelledView post →Genuinely, apart from the Ustinov ones which are pretty fun, and the Finney Murder on the Orient Express which is also pretty fun, and the Alfred Molina tv film which at least attempts to be different by being set in a contemporary time, there's no bettering the Suchet stuff.
unlabelledView post →I thoroughly enjoyed #Reading this #Book for the first time, having seen a film version previously. Murder On The Orient Express by Agatha Christie #ReadChristie2026 #BookSky #CrimeFiction #CosyCrime
unlabelledView post →I love movies. Some of my favorites are The Matrix, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Mad Max: Fury Road, V for Vendetta, Mandy, and Spider-man: Into the Spiderverse. I talk movies a lot. Particularly plot mechanics. The last movie I watched was Murder on the Orient Express.
unlabelledView post →#junemoviechallenge #filmsky Day 4 - someone in a movie takes a train trip Hercules Poirot in Murder on the Orient Express
unlabelledView post →Some of these are on the fringes of your request here, but here goes: Murder on the Orient Express (the one from the 70s) Hopscotch (Spy movie with no deaths) How to Steal a Million (Heist/romance) Sneakers (Spy-ish) More intense, but excellent: The Game Michael Clayton
unlabelledView post →“I knew that Murder on the Orient Express had to be positively gay in spirit … I was determined to get this movie gay, if I had to kill myself and everyone else to accomplish it.” - Sidney Lumet, Making Movies, using an old-fashioned version of the word
unlabelledView post →My 15 films to watch to prepare for Avengers Doomsday: 1. The Thing 2. Blade Runner 3. Superman (1978) 4. Murder on the Orient Express 5. Yojimbo 6. Ran 7. The Odyssey (2026) 8. Project Hail Mary 9. Alien 10. The Lego Batman movie 11. Ponyo 12. Arrival 13. Darkman 14. Terminator 15. Goonies
unlabelledView post →Marklin HO Model of the largest operating passenger stream locomotive in Europe from French railways used in the more recent movie of Murder on the Orient Express.
unlabelledView post →What if all mentions of murders were about groups of crows? Dial M for Murder becomes a movie about someone ordering crow. Murder on the Orient Express is about a bunch of crows that manage to get on a train and cause chaos.
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