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reviewed Cards on the Table. November 01, 2011
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Cards on the Table
David Suchet, who has played the villain in other films, is, as usual, superb as Hercule Poirot in this somewhat unusual tale. Poirot is invited together with four people, his friend the crime novelist …
reviewed The Clocks. June 28, 2011
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The Clocks
Agatha Christie's quirky Hercule Poirot knows that he is smart and that his grey cells reveal things to him that other people cannot understand, and he tells this to everyone. In this episode, the …
reviewed Third Girl. February 14, 2011
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Third Girl
Poirot is grossly overweight in this film. This is not a factor in the plot and does not distract from it, but it may disconcert some viewers.      A woman arrives in Poirot's …
reviewed Agatha Christie: An Autobiography. August 24, 2010
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Agatha Christie: An Autobiography
Some of Agatha Christie's fans may complain that this autobiography does not tell them the things they really want to know, such as why Christie briefly disappeared after her first husband confessed his …
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. July 13, 2010
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And Then There Were None
Probably the best book from the Queen of Crime. One of the most suspenseful and airtight narratives she has ever written.
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. July 09, 2010
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And Then There Were None
This is, without a doubt, Agatha Christie's best work. even is "Murder on the Orient Express" gets more press.
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. July 01, 2010
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And Then There Were None
Funnily enough, I read this book to help me with the Wii game based on this book. I still haven't beaten the game but the book is fun, full of twist and turns. I loved it. But they could have made the …
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. June 29, 2010
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And Then There Were None
I've read all of the 80+ mystery novels.
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. June 23, 2010
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And Then There Were None
I have read many, many Agatha Christie novels but this is by far my favorite. Join 10 guests trapped together and surrounded by murder!
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. June 16, 2010
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And Then There Were None
great book
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. June 16, 2010
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And Then There Were None
Didn't much care for it personally but it's rather well executed. Has a bit of a pull at the end.
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. June 16, 2010
And Then There Were None
Easily my favorite of Christie's stories.
posted a Quick Tip about And Then There Were None. June 04, 2010
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And Then There Were None
This is good and interesting, keeps you on your toes wondering what will happen next.
reviewed The Mysterious Affair at Styles: Poir.... March 14, 2010
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The Mysterious Affair at Styles (Hercule Poirot)
I have read many Agatha Christie novels since I was a teenager, there is something charming and intelligent and witty about them, with this novel I finally got to read the one that started it all. Book …
reviewed Murder On The Orient Express (movie). December 16, 2009
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Murder On The Orient Express
When it comes to mystery movies I would have to rank 1974's "Murder On the Orient Express" right at the top of my list.  This is a magnificent film that contains just about …
reviewed And Then There Were None. November 05, 2008
And Then There Were None
'And Then There Were None' is the harbinger of today's horror. Written in 1939 by Agatha Christie, the novel skyrocketed the Mystery Mistress's career.     Ten people are mysteriously …
reviewed Who Killed Roger Ackroyd?: The Myster.... January 07, 2002
Who Killed Roger Ackroyd?: The Mystery Behind the
The idea of a story entering the public domain and giving rise to a variety of interpretations and even, in the case of a mystery novel, to a new ending, is an interesting one. What a pity that Bayard …
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