Mm

... we're not even to that degree of, you know, familiarity with the, with the Christie canon.

It really has sort of gone by the wayside, and I think it is an interesting story.

Uh, I would be curious to read the book after this, because the book, like you said, has a lot of, you know, fans from those who know, like those who are really in deep on the Christie canon.

And the movie itself is kind of just okay.

I like looked at what some of the differences from book to screen were, and they seem, while not so significant that it changes the whole story, significant enough that I bet it works better on the page, uh, in a handful of ways.

That I would be curious to read this one and see how it works as a book, because the movie, I think, really picks up in the last hour.

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Yeah.

And I think that goes for all of the, the criminals.

Like, you get so much from each of them without really any...

You don't need to go too deep into their backstories.

But you can tell who each of them are really just from the get-go.

You can tell that The Major is sort of, you know, fussy but ultimately, you know, well-meaning.

And Peter Sellers as Harry is, uh, sorta, you know, low class.

No.