Murder On The Orient
Express tells the story of a
large moustache as it's forced to participate in a murder
investigation by its detective owner. Hercule Poirot is
everybody's favourite Belgian detective after Tintin's dog, with this
film telling the story of his inability to travel from one point to
another without tripping over another corpse. Even when the fucker is
off duty he manages to find himself in the company of a murder victim
and for some reason the police never seem to even suspect that he
might be the killer. I mean, even the simple villagers only believed the boy who cried wolf a couple of times... Poirot, it seems, could literally be unloading his balls onto a corpse and the police seemingly wouldn't even question him.
Anyway, the
story begins here when Poirot boards a train in which a sinister chap
played by Johnny Depp is murdered. Although considering that we now
live in a post-Weinstein world, the story could almost have skipped
the murder altogether and simply had him try to work out which of the
A-List cast wasn't a sexual predator. As Poirot prowls the train he
claims to be the worlds greatest detective and yet this is a case
that seems to stump him. I don't mean to brag but it doesn't take the
worlds greatest detective to solve the case of the dead Johnny Depp.
Just check who might still be the beneficiary of his life insurance
and then point the fucking train in the direction of Amber Heard's
house.