A glorified game of Clue that fail to understand “show don’t tell” and shrouded in more exposition than actual mystery. Murder on the Orient Express was stocked with expository-hand-handling dialogues, limiting the audiences ability to deduct nor assembling the pieces by themselves. This unworthy adaptation is anything but engaging—a tediously long and boring train ride that without its stellar casts of occupants would have derailed before even reaching its final destination.
