Branagh tries something truly different and it makes for the most compelling of his Poirot adaptations.

It is an impressive cinematic achievement.

It simmers too many times when it should be boiling over. Regardless, it is generally entertaining, even if it’s not particularly memorable.

It is both an appealing crowd-pleaser and a timely look at how hatred can tear a country apart.

It is constantly jumping from plot point to plot point, character to character, barely introducing something before moving on.

All is True is pleasant to look at, has good performances and some effectively emotional scenes. For those intrigued by what Shakespeare cou

Everyone besides Poirot is a plot device. I could not tell you a single thing about them besides what is pertinent to Poirot’s case. They ar

Dunkirk is intense and exciting. Its running time absolutely flew by for me. As a war movie, it is probably the best I have seen this decade