Just finished this masterpiece right after Clue (1985) and I

I don't get it. I loved Clue, but I could barely sit through this. It was just awful.

>>82035971
The chinese detective made me laugh every time he said one of his "proverbs".

>>82036060
Holy shit. My girlfriend and I were joking about what sort of person could possibly find that funny. So what's your deal?

>>82036060
>Use your goddamn pronouns!
Movie's a masterpiece, it and Clue are probably the only two of their kind.

>>82036241
It's mainly funny for avid Agatha Christie fans.

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>>82036357
That made me sad. Also non native speaker here.
>>82036424
I've never read anything written by her.

>>82036916
like half the murder mystery shows that exist are agatha christie adaptations.

IIRC in murder by death though it was mostly the old 1940s~ era detective films they were parodying. Columbo wasn't even columbo he was more a thin man or something I think.

Anyway it's a great movie if you're familiar with them.

>>82036994
Tend to enjoy Agatha Christie adaptations. Never heard of this, now I want to see it.

>>82036994
Could you recommend me some of those movies?

>>82035910
This movie used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid, especially the scene where the dude gets into the moose head in the dining hall and Capotes shrill high pitched voice is screaming at everyone

>>82037216
Which? Christie stuff has so much. Miss Marple & Poirot got a bunch of films or TV-movies.

As for the 40s detective stuff I don't remember murder by death specifically. I'm sure there was a poirot and marple parody and I think Columbo was Nick Charles from the thin man series which is pretty great. I never watched Charlie Chan, but that's there and probly not bad.