#poirot aesthetic

[veryfancydoilies]

Hercule Poirot Mystery Aesthetics: Five Little Pigs

“It is surprising, is it not, how soon in life the die is cast.”

[poirott]

AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT 11x01 "Mrs McGinty's Dead"

[shutupcrime]

We need an equivalent of legally blonde for every movie genre. Give us gritty police dramas with a new generations of Elle woods learning to batter drug lords with phone books. A murder mystery but the detective is an unsuspecting sorority girl who loves pink and think poroit is a kind of shampoo but turns out to be frighteningly adept at solving clues. Just an army of gorgeous women in cute little outfits proving to the world why barbie is an expert in every profession

[esqueletosgays]

A HAUNTING IN VENICE (2023)

Director: Kenneth Branagh Cinematography: Haris Zambarloukos

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

Poirot Aesthetics: The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb (S5Ep1)

"'You may think me a foolish, credulous woman, Monsieur Poirot, but I am afraid. Supposing that the spirit of the dead King is not appeased? Perhaps to you I seem to be talking nonsense--'

'No, indeed, Lady Willard,' said Poirot quickly. 'I, too, believe in the force of superstition, one of the greatest forces the world has ever known.'"

[halberdbooks]

All I need on a blustery autumn evening: my cat Watson and my friend Poirot.

[etherealworldofmine]

Agatha Christie's books aesthetic

I love her crime stories sm because it's old- fashioned and irreplaceable.

[stargirlbosss]

Agatha Christie made my life so much better.

[olympia3000]

Balmain Spring 2019 Couture giving Poirot Murder Mystery Vibe

[veryfancydoilies]

Hercule Poirot Mystery Aesthetics: Mrs. McGinty's Dead

Superintendent? I have some very good news for you. No no no no no, no, no. It is that someone has attempted to kill me.

[poirott]

A Haunting in Venice + rain

"The rain obviously was very atmospheric and for my taste I would have had thunderclaps all over the place! But Ken [Branagh] was keen not to overdo those tropes. And hopefully we found the sweet spot of having some fun but without overdoing it. But again, it all leads into this: the house has been there longer than the humans that are currently inhabiting it. The weather itself is subsuming the house and the house is sinking. It's rotting, it's leaking, it's groaning. The electrics are dodgy. You have the feeling that anything you touch might be the last thing you ever do. Just to give it that jagged, dangerous feeling of hum, of atmosphere, of the danger that they're cut off from the outside world and reason." - Lucy Donaldson, the editor of A Hauting in Venice (Art of the Cut interview, September 21 2023)

[aarontaylorsjohnson]

Inspired by the new Branagh Poirot movie, "A Haunting in Venice".

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[andthevillainshallrises]

new books 🐰🖤

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

Poirot Aesthetics: Five Little Pigs (S9Ep1)

"What do most people mean when they say that? So young. Something innocent, something appealing, something helpless. But youth is not that! Youth is crude, youth is strong, youth is powerful -- yes, and cruel! And one thing more-youth is vulnerable."

[muffinsandpages]

In June I got this small collection of Agatha Christie's books for just 1 euro at a summer fair. They are all set abroad, and I thought they would be perfect to read throught the summer. The books in the collection are

Murder in Mesopotamia: it's a Poirot story, and the title is pretty self-explanatory. The wife of an archaeologist, Dr. Leidner, is murdered, and almost anyone in the expedition could have killed her. The story is rather simple, it's probably not Christie's best work, and it's certainly not my favorite, but I liked it and I would totally recommend it. (4.75 ⭐)

Appointment with Death: a really lovely read. I wouldn't go as far as saying that it was among my favourite Aghata Christie books, because the pace was a bit slow and not as engaging as some of her other books. Nevertheless, it was entartaining. (4.25 ⭐)

Death Comes as the End: a lovely lovely read. It gave me And There Were None vibes, although it's not as brilliant. Still, I'd strongly recommend it. (4.25 ⭐)

View all my reviews | My bookstagram

[blog-sliverofjade]

Watching Death on the Nile and I wish they'd done period makeup on the women. 1930s makeup was ridiculous and awesome. They also could have done a better job on the hair, too.