An amazing movie very well made. Reminds me of the game Clue.

Movie looked great but had a ok story. Everything flowed well. It was a little slow and a bit boring at times. Story was just not very well put together. No room to have you guessing as to who it was. Nothing to throw you off and really make you think you know who the culprit is. The story just felt like the viewer wasn’t their and did this way to much.

This Movie looks Spectacular in 4K with HDR It’s Amazing and the Colors and Whites and Darks are Crisp and Clear.

The movie was good.Good cast of actors good story not better than the original from waay back..

There has been over one version of Dame Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. This is the latest big-screen movie and many viewers who old enough may have seen the 1970 version with the biggest movie stars of its day. Sir Kenneth Branagh directed and played the lead part in this version and he did well. Many people talked about his prominent mustache and for a while, I could not look away either. They changed some major characters or even eliminated them. I was open-minded when I watched this one in beautiful 4K Blu-ray format. Unfortunately, I never read the book and I could not help comparing this to the 1970 version, and another one that was made for the television show (played by the famous David Suchet) but I didn‘t care for it.  Michelle Pfeiffer played Caroline Hubbard to the teeth. Her character got everyone together to do the good deed. Dame Judi Dench was wonderful as Princess Dragomiroff. Johnny Depp wasn‘t too bad, but I hoped that he would be a nastier character so when the gang stabbed him. And yet, I found myself in tears when I finally reached that scene. The Rachett character was a horrible man. (Agatha Christie based this story on the kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh's son.) He destroyed many people. They took it upon themselves to revenge for their loved ones and was almost a joy to see him killed. I was ready with a bucket of popcorn and was cheering on when it finally happened (amidst a piece of exquisite piano music that oddly started playing.) This is an enormous production. I enjoy watching it on my 75 inch 4K LG screen and have not been to movie theaters in years. Either I rent a disc, or I buy them because I want to see it more than once—and this version I have seen twice already. It was on sale at Best Buy and I appreciated being able to own a hard copy for myself to watch when I want. This version looks and sounds wonderful—they put extensive postproduction into place compared to the 1970 version which technologies were not available. I enjoyed either version—differently, and I know you will, too, if you are a Christie fan.