all aboard - choo choo {1/9}

[blowmedrymf]

It takes two to tango as they say and If "she broke the rules" why isn't the man also treated in thus way? No, there is no justice, there's no god.

My heart goes to all women who experience such evil from a mans hand.

[DiverforPort]

Love the names you have titled these video's.

[greenbay357]

this one might be the worst one of the series

[bloomdepp]

suggesting see the one from 1974 its more to the book and what piort is like this took too many liberties and the acting wasn't that good

[ReadingNinja]

Thank you so much for putting up these videos! I'm 15 so i cant really afford to buy the dvds myself, and ABC stopped airing them. Its really saved me from dying of sheer boredom during the school holidays :)

[exarkun696]

It is not exactly a country. Its more like a piece of land called Palestine at that time.It has always been called as Palestine since the ancient times. This is something like a soap opera, of course , you couldnt expect top notch acting all the time. If you dont like it, dont watch it. Dont be a goddamn troll southernguy. Go drink some moonshine and play the banjo.

[southernguy35]

Wait a minute..."By the Palestinian police?"  I don't believe there was such a thing during this time period. Just an other example of trying to paint history and bend the facts. The acting was pretty bad too.

[kosher333]

@southernguy35 there was a country called Palestine

[7754349200]

@southernguy35 At this time, the 1930's, Great Britian was in control of Palestine and the British policed it.

Palistine didn't become Isreal until 1949.

[iandersontx]

The credits are totally using the same font as "Sliders".

[Chemtrails00]

0:00-0:39 hitler ungry

[metesables]

Is this movie from 2001 or 2010 please and is call Murder on the Orient Express.

[buber411]

@metesables dunno if you're asking or letting the viewer know, but please don't write the title or youtube will somehow link to it and take it down. The title is indeed what you wrote and yes, the uploader renamed it on purpose. I believe this one's 2010. Thanks!

[el7jake]

For many years I have thought that David Suchet was the best Poirot hands down, and there have been many actors who have portrayed him, although usually for only one movie. But I must say that I think the version of MOTOE with Albert Finney and the all-star cast is better. For one thing, the original version was truer to the original story. I also thought the overall story was more suspenseful the first time around.

[pursehappygal]

Holy crap! Talk about getting right into the action!

[garfreeek]

i'm a bit sick because of that first scene. the fact they still do it in some countries, makes my guts turn!

suchet's seems even better than usual, i love that man's acting ^_^

[skydancinghobbit]

Am i the only one who finds Poirot a little hansome?

[MrShaun42088]

all aboard choo choo??? isn't this the orient express?

[garfreeek]

@MrShaun42088

it really helps to give these altenrative names, they won't be taken down as fast this way!

[MrShaun42088]

@garfreeek I wonder why Blauwpautje never has any problems keeping the names? My post was a month ago, and i was New to Poirot and his series. I was unaware of the problem with copyright laws and changing names to avoid Youtube from taking them down! Buggers! - Anyhoo Most people find the new names clever and funny. I for one don't mind. Although, for some , i was unclear on what episode it was. Like: 'Remember that murderous plot, the two next to mine, wager on a murder, 3 meaningless reasons.

[garfreeek]

@MrShaun42088

it would be nice to have some clue yhea ^_^

the copyright thing is anoying on so many video's! glad some artist are starting to see people can get

things ilegal anyway if they really want to (so why bother taking them down when you can use it as promotion!)

but for the price of two poirot boxes i can get whole seasons of other tv shows, i want to know sure i like these (cause I do buy them ás a collectors thingy ^_^)

[MrShaun42088]

@garfreeek Oh Yes!-- Poirot is a Must Have for a Personal Library!

[buddhadog17]

amazing-- i like it better than the 1974 version AND i think it's the best of the series because it gives Poirot moral ambiguity as he grapples with the unprecedented choice to let the murder(s) escape. true, it subordinates the mystery, but does so to open up a provocative question about religious vs. civil models of law. suchet is excellent as always-- that final scene!!!! mon dieu.

[xxxPurplexGirlxxx]

This is coming on PBS on Saturday im so excited

[DoctorN0Scaramanga]

Suchet 'Has wrecked it,

and has made poirot a wimp!

[gaiuskaiser]

@DoctorN0Scaramanga BLASPHEME!!!!!!!!

[gaiuskaiser]

What a disgrace itv has cancelled the series

[najhoant]

@gaiuskaiser It still may continue, but Suchet doesn't want to continue playing Poirot if the budget is slashed because the quality would be reduced if that happens. They've done most Poirot stories and there are rumors that the remaining ones will be made. Among those that haven't been made, there is "Curtain: Poirot's Last Case". I won't spoil it for you if you haven't read it.

[gaiuskaiser]

@najhoant Thank you it would be an outrage to not finish the complete series

[xxxPurplexGirlxxx]

@gaiuskaiser I read somewhere that they're not cancelling it. They're going to film the remaining stories.

[gaiuskaiser]

@xxxPurplexGirlxxx Thanks

[resurrectedwreck]

This is one of my favourite Poirot episodes. Albert Finney was a good Poirot, but David Suchet is sublime in the role.

[justin10347]

It doesn't have the same screne play as the real movie this version sucks

[allconspirer]

Well that was a quick episode, all over in one minute!!

[HRJafael]

I love the music in this! So eerie and dark. Imagine hearing that type of music while you were on a train.

I would be like "Yep, someone's about to get murdered."

*looks around to make sure Poirot is on board--just in case*

[rinddle]

I think it's time for me to express my great gratitude to ravenhaven14 for his/hers noble work on Poirot series in which David Suchet and the whole cast prove purely how good actors they are. Furthermore I feel like saying to all of you not to judge this under the terms of being illegal or not, because in other countries like mine, which is Greece, we do not have any opportunities of watching this programme. Finally I have to say "THANK YOU" ravenheven14!!!!

[xadam2dudex]

I've never seen this one before.. this must be a remake of the original they made yrs ago

[seppsters]

I think this novel/episode is one of the most important of the whole series, because it truly reveals Poirot's values (even the added bits): he values civilization, the law and the sense of unbreakable dogma.

I think that this episode instead of making Poirot break out of character like everyone is saying, it lets us travel more deeply into his character to understand the moral pillars that make his personality.

[Hailstormand]

Poirot is the embodiment of Justice. Like he had just said to the man in the boat, the woman has made her choice, and she could have made a different one. Her choice sealed her fate, and justice is done.

[saintsfan1bama]

most boringest movie ever but i got to do this 4 launguage

[neothespian]

@saintsfan1bama

Well, it seems you need to go back to school since you cannot even write a basic sentence in English. Just because the entire film doesn't last 5 minutes or include Snooki or The Situation doesn't mean it's bad... it just means that you're that ignorant

[HAZIDEAD]

@neothespian, I thinks that's a little unfair. Clearly he isn't English so you could hardly expect him to write a perfect sentence. Second, not everyone enjoys these Poirot films which are really much closer to a play than a typical movie.

[xxxravenxxxable]

so poirot saw a woman beaten to death in the middle of istanbul at 1930s, and didn't realize it was a murder. He is not very good at solving obvious ones apparently.

[neothespian]

@xxxravenxxxable

This kind of barbarism is common in Muslim countries. What would he do? Try to arrest the entire mob? He'd be just as dead as well. Some cultures do not respect life and you cannot teach them basic respect

[xxxravenxxxable]

@neothespian i thought it was quite obvious from my reply that i'm one of "them"- as you very kindly put it.

No,this sort of barbarism is not common in "muslim" countries - which Turkey is not. It is an Arabic punishment - hence used in arabic countries.

All women do not wear headscarfes or cover themselves, especially not in 1930s.

And as of to what to do- he is an internationally known detective, surely he knows how to contact the police.

[randominitializer]

@neothespian calling Muslim countries barbaric is not so nice. The relationship between husband wife is valued more in Muslim societies and is an integral part of being Muslim and hence it is important in Muslim societies to punish the adulterer and adulteress. One who commits adultery might not agree though. this punishment does not come from disrespect for life but it stems from high respect to morality and human feelings.try to have some respect for other culture first and then talk about it

[randominitializer]

@xxxravenxxxable the law in Istanbul in 1930 was quite different than the law in England. Adultery was not seen as a common social practice in Turkey unlike it was in England. Adultery was a serious crime.

[xxxravenxxxable]

@randominitializer No, adultary was not a serios crime in Turkey in 1930s, for it was not a "crime" , it did not have any legal punishment. I emphasied 1930s Turkish law because it was the decade revolution in Turkish womens rights occured.

I am not british so i wont be the one replying the ridiculous notion of a nation finding adultary as common practice. Just so you know; of course the 1930s Turkish laws would be different than UK's of the time, because they were based on swiss laws.

[randominitializer]

@xxxravenxxxable when did i say Republic of Turkey's law? When I said it was serious crime in Turkey, I meant the overwhelming majority of general public of Turkey considered it a serious crime(and it is one of the biggest crimes in human civilization then or now), regardless of what a dictator named Kemal forced on the people of Turkey. and the law goes both way. so it does not have any relation whatsoever with women's right.

[TheRealDeal1515]

Why does Poirot look so. . .I don't know. . .he looks constipated or something. . .

When I read the novel, I imagined him to be a happy and easy going person. But here, he looks so angry and frosty. . .

[kidtastic78]

@TheRealDeal1515 he just watched a guy blow his brains out after telling him off...

[TheRealDeal1515]

@kidtastic78 Still, that doesn't explain his cold attitude. . .

[wildtk123]

I glad that I dont leave there they treat women unfair there.

[jmg3116]

That Soldier at the first just keeps making me wonder, was it really a "shoot yourself" type of situation.

[ShaurntheSheep]

06:07 that is amazing if you look on the trailer you can see the original unedited film and ids not a big main line station, its just amazing what they can do special effects

[deadapostle]

>NO COPYRIGHT INFRIGEMENT INTENDED

I'm pretty sure that's not how copyright law works. You can't just say "I don't mean to infringe on a copyright" and make it so.

[ravenhaven14]

@deadapostle are you saying that before or after you watched the video? :}

[deadapostle]

@ravenhaven14 I said it just before I torrented the 1974 version. I wanted to see that one before I went with this one.

I'm not saying I have a problem with it being here, I just think writing "NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED" is basically retarded.

[ravenhaven14]

@deadapostle I'm not up to date with copyright laws but, with that short sentence I mean to say I'm not profiting from these video's. They are up by requests and for viewing pleasure. An when your uploading alot of video's, you can't be asked to write anything else. :}

[somethingswicked]

@deadapostle Don't be such a twat, you twat...

[ravenhaven14]

@somethingswicked OMG I did not expect that, one minute I'm reading the next choking on my coffee. I laugh just thinking about it. thanks :}

[seppsters]

@deadapostle

You know what's even more retarded ?

Wasting time calling the only person who gave you this Poirot episode a retard.

[bloomdepp]

@deadapostle do u not want us to enjoy things likes this

[greenteen85]

@deadapostle only Captain Picard can make it so

[akcharlic]

we all got used to the idea of poirot being a perfectionist,but this shows that even he will question his own beliefs and what is right in order to achieve justis,. in the end he does make the right decision. the murderers will be punished for the rest of their lifes for making a judgement that was not theirs to make. they will be sorry to God not to authority. no man or woman has the right to make a judgement and kill another, God has given us life, he will take it.

Well done David Suchet!

[tatsuyoshi4423]

オリエント急行殺人事件

[kheyw2011]

I was not only disappointed with Poirot in this episode (although David Suchet is always brill), I actually found myself in tears five minutes before the end because he'd become so bitter and melancholy and shouty. He just wasn't the Poirot I love.

Think I'll be sticking with Albert Finney on this one. 'Is it about sex?' 'No, it's about 10,' - flash to Poirot killing himself with laughter.... ahh memories of good times aboard the Orient Express.

[supersitara]

Public stonings like this never ocurred under turkish rule, nor was mob justice tolerated. The sounds of the women accompanying this deed are an african/arabian tradition, usually used at times of joy like weddings, not something that turkish women do. even under the most harsh interpretations of islamic/biblical law, pregnant women are never punished. is this the itv's interpolation of islamophobic themes into a popular tv programme? apart from this, certainly love poirot to bits.

[Dustupajee]

Ravenheart thank you so much for uploading this episode. I am disappointed with this Poirot episode but nevertheless I should acknowledge your good effort, friend.

[Dustupajee]

David suchet just killed the poirot he had created in last 20 years. Poirot's advocacy on law and stoning of the woman is so insensitive and irrational. I failed to understand if the director and script writer is Pope's cock sucker.

[WorldxTraveler]

Thank you so much! I've been wanting to see this!

[lollipopfop]

Ravenheart, we love you!!!!!

[robertquentincobb]

Thanks ravenhaven14, your great...as usual. That was one Hell of an opening! Man I didn't see that one Coming! Phew! And the blood even got on Poirot!

[12rosebud12]

WHY THAT unnecesary brutality in the opening suicide and stoning scenes?.

The screenplay wright and director really need their heads examined.

Wondering how this utterly uncalled for alteration of the original managed to get the Ag. Christie Estate's approval. .

The cinema version was a true piece of cinematograhic art. shooshoo to this piece of cheap contemporary trash.

[lollipopfop]

@12rosebud12 You can not like it. And I understand that you are upset, because Christies writing is all about formulae and comfort. Just like playing Clue with friends. This is definitely an eye opener, and not letting you look away from real life. But this is a masterpiece. Beautifully done. It is a juxtaposition of typical Christie mumsy-ness and reality that makes it so good.

[HeartbreakOueen]

Bloody hell that a dramatic opening!!!

[lollipopfop]

@HeartbreakOueen Considering that All Aboard the ChooChoo is one of the only times that Poirot decides to let murder or lies to go unpunished, the opening makes a lot of sense. It explains why he does so.

[klausthemusician]

Welche dramatische Funktion innerhalb des Filmes hat, bitte, die Steinigungsszene ganz am Anfang ? Üble Spannungsmache, die mit dem Plot nichts zu tun hat.

[MorroccoSurrogate]

Well, this is definitely the kind of adaptation I'd call an overdramatization.

[TJJ5621]

If anybody can think of a better way to spend a bank holiday monday evening, then i'd like to know it lol. This is awesome!

[kirrtaiteilija]

THANKU SOOOOOO MUTCH. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS EVERYWHERE.

[klausthemusician]

@kirrtaiteilija Why not buy it ....

[lollipopfop]

@klausthemusician Where? Its not on netflix. if you buy a dvd its only the old ones! There is NO way to get this stuff in the US!

[mustsilm]

How can that man say No to Poirot joining his room. I would be thrilled to share a coupe with Poirot...unless that man has some secrets.

[seraah13]

You are wonderful raven. Thank you.

[shivirocks20000]

LOL love how u have named these videos :D

ty so much :)

[TTxXxblessed]

thank you thank you thank you so happy to see this

[Latebargirl]

I have been searching for this thank you.

[eugemeos]

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

[katie123222]

THANKYOU SO MUCH RAVENHAVEN14, WE ALL LOVE OVER HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sobored05]

OMG OMG OMG FINALLY!!!

[katie123222]

YES!!!!!!!Yay,i've been waiting for this one forever!!!thank you soooo much!!!!:D

[penguinplanet]

Super THANKS!!!

You are at least Miss Lemon's Equal ; )



[TheFactorygirl28]

YEAH!!!! Thank you!!

[bettykaaat33]

thanks darling, wonderful quality, clear, full screen, great!