Agatha Christies's sturdy tale of 10 guests invited to a weekend party only to be killed one by one gets another adaption here.
It's not very good.
While there are some familiar stars among the cast, the combination of actors and character has a most uncharismatic result. Really, Frank Stallone?
While there are a few effective moments, the script shoots itself in the foot with awful dialog and reactions.
Finally, while the denouncement is authentic to the source material, it is mounted in such a way to make it seem more like a bad parody then one of the greatest mysteries ever put to paper.
It's not very good.
While there are some familiar stars among the cast, the combination of actors and character has a most uncharismatic result. Really, Frank Stallone?
While there are a few effective moments, the script shoots itself in the foot with awful dialog and reactions.
Finally, while the denouncement is authentic to the source material, it is mounted in such a way to make it seem more like a bad parody then one of the greatest mysteries ever put to paper.