The classic suspense film "Massacre on the Nile" announced today that it will be released nationwide on February 19. Led by "Wonder Woman" Gayle Gadot, the film's "Murder on the Orient Express" team has regrouped to recreate the immortal classics of "Queen of Reasoning" Agatha Christie, on an exotic journey intertwined with passion and intrigue.
Massacre on the Nile is based on Agatha Christie's novel of the same name. Agatha is not only the grandmaster of detective fiction who was awarded the title of "Queen of Reasoning" by the Queen of England, but also the Guinness Book of Rated Best-Selling Authors in Human History, with more than 2 billion copies sold and translated into hundreds of languages.
Her image of Detective Poirot is on a par with Sherlock Holmes, which has swept the world for a hundred years and is loved by readers around the world. The influence of Agatha's works also broke through the literary category, and a large number of classic works have been adapted into film and television versions many times.
The original book is a classic in Agatha's classics and "satisfies all the fantasies of speculative fiction" in the reader.
As a group portrait film, "Massacre on the Nile" gathers the bones of the scene and plays a smooth play, and more than a dozen main characters have distinct personalities and secrets, and they are tit-for-tat.
The Nile meanders through the desert to a magnificent picture of clear water and golden sands, and the honeymoon journey of hundreds of millions of heiresses is surrounded by wolves.
Mysteries and reversals emerge in an endless stream, the audience's nerves are tightened at all times, and the strange and sharp detective wrestles with the invisible enemy to finally uncover the deafening truth.
On the main cast, "Wonder Woman" Gayle Gadot starred as the heroine Lynnet Richway, an heir to the obsession with love.
From the "Fast and Furious" series to the "Wonder Woman" series, Gail Gadot has attracted countless fans with her unique charm, and this time she has interpreted the queen aura of the character, and each appearance is full of charm;
Other stars include four-Oscar-nominated actress Annette Benin, Rose Leslie in Game of Thrones, and Letitia Wright in Black Panther.
Behind the scenes is the original team of 2017's "Murder on the Orient Express".
After a true representation of luxury train travel across Europe, this time it will restore the glitz and glamour of the high society of the 1930s.
As a Master of Shakespeare tempered by the British theatre industry and a five-time Oscar-nominated all-round filmmaker, Kenneth Branagh once again directed himself after "Murder on the Orient Express" and became the great detective Poirot.
The production team used live-action shooting as much as possible and built a large number of sets for this purpose. The newly joined Oscar-level costume design team has handmade about 150 gorgeous costumes for the actors, which not only perfectly integrates luxury, classicism, sexiness and other elements, but also adds a distinct sense of modernity and fashion to the sense of age.
On February 19, "Massacre on the Nile" will be released nationwide in 2D, IMAX, Cinity, China Giant Screen, Dolby Cinema and other formats, reproducing the classic of reasoning.
Following in the footsteps of the world-renowned detective Poirot, the audience will experience the spectacular and magnificent Egyptian scene, in the process of solving the mystery, the unfathomable human nature limit is seen, a honeymoon journey where love and conspiracy coexist are about to set sail, and the mystery of the people's hearts is waiting for you to peel back the cocoon.
Morning News& Weekly APP reporter Lu Yier
Source: Morning News