I believe it's available for rent already.
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It is! Thank you for that head's-up. I had not expected that so soon.
However, the rental price on Amazon Prime is $20 (purchase $25), which is still more than I want to spend. I will continue to wait....
Oh! Good to know!
However, the rental price on Amazon Prime is $20 (purchase $25), which is still more than I want to spend. I will continue to wait....
Wow. That's crazy high. I'd definitely wait, too. At this point I've resigned myself to seeing it once it comes out on Blu Ray. (Buying digital copies these days is basically just a long term rental that they can cancel at any time, so I rarely do it.)
Headed to the little local Strand this afternoon to see Taylor Swift. Neither of us has any particular fondness for the lass, but we do love the couple that have struggled to keep the theater going over the decades in a tiny town. So, we go and watch just about everything we can there. I am confident that it will be entertaining, and I know the popcorn is good.
A Haunting in Venice, now on Hulu, is the best of the Branagh Poirot adaptations. Probably not coincidentally, it’s also the one least focused on having A-listers in the cast.
I loved it, too, Tom, and I agree.
I will have to check it out. It doesn’t sound much like the source material, which is about a Halloween party in England. So maybe more just a movie….
Yeah, I'm curious to see how they've adapted the book.
I will have to check it out. It doesn’t sound much like the source material, which is about a Halloween party in England. So maybe more just a movie….
I enjoyed it quite a bit but the plot has about as much in common with its Agatha Christie source novel as KNIVES OUT did. Maybe less.