Among the characters written by Agatha, Poirot is a very vivid image, and his beard is an iconic existence. In fact, the Poirot played by David a few years ago, with his big beard, round head and round face, feels very much in line with the Poirot in his mind. In this film, the director is also starring. It is really difficult to associate the bearded man in the film with the handsome naval commander in Dunkirk. This Poirot has more sense of humor. The title opens with a scene in which Poirot is deeply entangled with two eggs. The tie is straightened several times. Some details show Poirot's obsessive-compulsive disorder as a detective. His detective status allows him to retain an objective view of reality, but he still can't stop his distinctive personality. For Ratchett, he does not hide his disgust at all, and categorically rejects the rich businessman's request. And when the case happened and Ratchett was killed, the detective's instinct made him have to track down the murderer, no matter how bad he felt about the victim. The summary of the case in the last ten minutes is very exciting, and Poirot resolutely gave up the truth he was looking for and chose another ending. Justice needs to be served, and sometimes life needs to be given more chances. From a legal point of view, this is a very controversial result, and from a human point of view, it is the best and the result.
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