#Hercules Poirot

[loveinstreams]

can you believe they aired this. in 1989.

[your-friendly-sleep-demoness]

kenneth branagh should actually just not be allowed to touch poirot again. pls let me have my silly little detective back. pls. make the mysteries cozy and let him be fucking silly and imperfect again. he is overdramatic, he has a big ego but he doesn't run around firing guns and kicking in doors.

he has someone kick in the doors for him. and then he pays for the damage. and gets a better more sturdy door as a replacement.

also what the fuck did he do to my girl ariadne oliver? poirot and her are besties. their friendship is literally so important in the books. put some respect on her name.

also where is hastings? he should be there.

[natsuzora]

if you killed someone and you walk into a room and there's Poirot sitting in a circle with a bunch of other people you are DONE you might as well confess right away

[your-nanas-house]

Just watched the new Poirot movie and was wondering if anyone would read fics about him.

I will probably do just platonic!reader but it could be a nice thing to read, or is it just me?

[characterswithgodsnamesbattle]

Tournament 2 : Characters with Demigods' names

Semifinals

Demigods they share a name with :

- Hercules (Hercule is the French language's version), son of the Roman god Jupiter and the mortal Alcmena/Alcmene

- Pyrrha, daughter of the Titan Epimetheus and Pandora, the first human woman, in Greek mythology

[zointheclouds]

I have a deep love for detective fiction and like somehow I know there is a logical explanation rooted in my neurodivergence or something else entirely but I honestly just can't explain it at all. It's the same way I love green as a color, I sort of chose it as a kid and never looked back since.

[senoritacraftyyy]

Hastings saving the day

(Great Detectives Poirot and Marple chapter 2)

THE BOY u.u

I simp him

[fashioninpaper]

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[lunalovegood296]

I was maladaptively daydreaming about garashir when I turned on the tv and I was greeted by fucking Alexander Siddig

Turned out it was one of the many Poirot's film, "Cards on the Table" from 2005

But now in my mind Julian Bashir likes Hercules Poirot's holonovel adventures

It's just me or the temperature in this room is rising?

[speedygal]

me, watching the trailer for a haunting in venice:

me: ok, jumpscare about to appear *escapes from full screen* woah holy shit i was right--

Me, after hearing a familiar voice:

[aladysimblog]

I have finally found the trick in Agatha Christie's novels that feature Poirot and Hastings together. Anytime Hastings admires someone, especially a lady, I immediately mark the character down as suspicious if not the culprit. It has worked out perfectly for me so far and almost spoiled the solution in "Peril at End's House"!

Coincidentally, this might be why Agatha Christie slowly stopped using Hastings so much. The dude just makes it so easy. It's okay, I still love his chemistry with Poirot ^^

[loveinstreams]

poirot and hastings. truly an autism4adhd power duo

[thetruemek]

Here's a fun drinking game: watch A Haunting in Venice and take a shot every time there's a Dutch angle. Wasted in the first 40 minutes or your money back

[thisiskiwi]

„There's a reason the heart is the organ given to love, you know. If it stops to rest, we die.“

Death on the Nile (2022) - Kenneth Branagh

[eddiescorner]

I enjoyed the new Hercules Poirot movie

A certain improvement over the Death on the Nile film.

I liked the spooky vibes.

Still feels like Murder in the Orient Express had better pacing. This one feels just a little bit rushed.

Kenneth Branagh's take on Poirot is still entertaining.

There are a few jumpscares and creepy scenes, but not as much as the trailers would led you to believe.

[ghostopossumlives]

So here's what I think happened