Movies in a Minute: "A Haunting in Venice"
Movie critic Bruce Miller says "A Haunting in Venice" doesn’t scare up much drama or give its stellar cast a lot to do. In short, is awfully dull.
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If you haven’t questioned Kenneth Branagh’s love of detective Hercule Poirot, you will now. In “A Haunting in Venice,†his latest Agatha Christie adaptation, he’s trying to figure out if a medium is a fake and why she's interested in a young girl's death.
