A recovery of the classics adapted from short stories by Agatha Christie, in a modernized version with Daniel Craig in the role of a new Poirot, who, instead of coming from Belgium, seems to have just arrived from Kentucky or Louisiana judging by the accent or the French name of Benoit Blanc.

Without underestimating Rian Johnson's talent for writing detective stories, which is clearly demonstrated, the truth is that the film presents nothing new.

A successful formula that brings together a luxury cast, a house to match, an infallible detective with a strange accent and French name and one or more dead.

Pure entertainment, for those who like Agatha Christie, Sherlock Holmes or playing Cluedo.