Review of And Then There Were None (1945) by Nick G — 21 Mar 2009

Now here's a movie that does everything right. The story's great (although that's probably due to the book more than anything), the characters are fantastic, the acting is wonderful, and on top of all of this, it's really funny at times to boot.

The character introductions show this best, both on the boat and within the house introducing themselves (of course, within the house is more due to everyone saying their names straight to the camera, as though to really drive it across).

I officially love this movie. I was looking for a good murder mystery, and by jove I got it.