Everyone wants a good whodunnit. After all, these types of mysteries for murder are all the rage of the main popularity of the detective mystery genre in the 1900s, where the term was first used in a romantic 1930 review. The authors of the genre such as Agatha Christie, GK. Chesteron and Nicholas Blake (among many others) have helped establish Adonit's conventional features, such as the smart red herring and the use of specific settings (like an island or castle) to strengthen the stakes.

Christie's Owe is special and Its mysteries on whodunnit have value and attraction to this day; Just need to look at the string of Kenneth Branag's adaptations, including the rather recent "persecution in Venice", To see that adaptations are still being done. An unusual fictional detective like Hercule Poor makes an intriguing case supplement that is difficult to break because it brings a sense of refreshing eccentricity to such morbid threads. Even in the case of whodunnits that are only inspired by Christie's literary ethos, we have similar detective figures whose presence covers the process of resolving mystery. Benoit Blanc is a good example of this, where he brings an inexpressible set of skills to every mystery "knives outside" It appears a little too crushed at first glance.

Blanc's charming presence is not the only reason why Rihan's first Nsonson entry in the "Knife Out" series in 2019 is such a sensational success. We have an cast that is incredible across the board, and the comic declares of the film are well networked with dramatic discoveries spiced around the world. In addition, "knives outside" take the traditional Whodunnit tropes and throw them into the blockbuster mold, a combination that has experienced fruit for NSONSON twice before.

But another mystery to a starvet murder was overshadowed by the popular shadow of "Knives Out", although it was released two years before the Nsonson film. This adaptation of Christie, titled "A Crooked House", still remains neglected, but is it good?

In Agatha Christie's "crooked house", the Leonid family saga extends to three generations, where the mystery is widespread with shocking twists and attractive red herring. In many ways, NSONSON's "knives" extract elements from the 1949 Christie's detective fictionwhich includes sudden death on the head of the family and the crumbling motivations that make every member of the potential suspect family.

The adaptation of the novel on Illil Package for 2017 remains faithful to this premise, unfolding as a mystery to drawing rooms that There should be reinforced the intrigue that comes with the murder inside the castle. Unfortunately, the "distorted house" of the package-Brenner is only vaguely service in handling the source material, as adaptation does not make efforts to scratch beneath the surface.

In the film, private eye Charles Hayward (Max Ayrs) is visiting the sudden death of the controversial tycoon, which he leads to join with Scotland Yard Taverner inspector (Terrence Press). The two head to Leonid's property, where every family member gathers (all from Glenn near Illilian Anderson to Christina Hendrix are part of this ensemble) until the perpetrator is identified. While the mystery is allowed to go through its course, we are treated on the stunning interiors of the castle, which reveal more about the characters than is an unusual sharad in which they are part of them. The pieces and pieces of the story are able to be satisfactory, especially the end, which exposes much more than the killer's identity. But why would anyone look back at this average whodunnit when the tense, brilliant "knives outside" play the same tropes with success perfect?

"Kingy House" may be pleasing to those who admire the novel in 1949, but there is little expected to be expected to be out of that direct comparison. Even with a ranked team playing their parts, as well as what can under the circumstances, this boat sinks before traveling, as it is tightened by its drabb. The fact that the radio adaptation of the novel in 2008 (starring Rory Kinear and Anna Maxwell Martin) appears as an infinitely nicer download of the story than this full feature speaks of Thomas about what the 2017 "broken house" has in the store.