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[goddessartemis]

The piano music and the flashbacks makes this the most heart wrenching scene.

[PaddyLaPoint]

This scene made me cry, you can feel the agony the loss of that child caused in everyone as they took their part in the murder.

[demonhunter]

You can only imagine what kind of people Col. Armstrong and his family were, to have such loyal servants and devoted family members who would risk their lives and personal honor to avenge their deaths.

[shadowdramon]

I never read the book, so the twist that ALL of the suspects were the killers took me by surprise and is easily one of the best twists I’ve ever seen in a mystery.

[andrecarrilho]

I cried so much...to realize they couldnt have done it alone...but found the strength in their collective pain...that is sooo sad...

[mateorodriguezquezada]

"My Dear, Colonel Armstrong finally, I can answer your letter at least with the thoughts in my head and the feeling in my heart that somewhere, you can hear me. I have now discovered the truth of the case, and it is profoundly disturbing. I have seen the fracture of the human soul. So many broken lives, so much pain and anger, giving way to the poison of deep grief, until one crime became many. I have always wanted to believe that man is rational and civilized. My very existence depends upon this hope, upon order and method and the little gray cells. But now, perhaps, I am asked to listen, instead to my heart."

Hercule Poirot

[aceofjacks]

I still think this is one of the best scenes in cinema. it's like how Hercules said, one murder of a little girl, so many lives torn apart. it really puts it in perspective, and I loved ever single bit of it. Michelle Pfeiffer's performance as Lydia Arden/Goldenberg was stunning as well, and when she says "I already died with Daisy" in the next scene. great movie, great mystery, 10/10.

[Shawn]

This scene made me want to cry, as they all watched one of the few memories they had of daisy reminding themselves why they are their and who they are doing it for, all of the improvising to try and through him off of everyone’s trail it was amazing

[bizzarre]

Never have I seen a difference between Justice and revenge I think we can all agree that there is an in-between line that we all must choose at some point in our lives

[lucaliliahidas]

This is the most heartbreaking scene. Their faces show how much hate and anger and sadness they all feel, the overwhelming atmosphere of the murder and the sudden climax to the drawnout plan they had. Just wow.

[Dramatello]

Throughout the movie I was like "mmmm okay, where is this going?" and then this scene came... crying like I would 10+ years ago from movies that are not being made anymore.
If anyone can recommend me more movies like this which crush your heart at the end... do let me know!

[ericsander]

You can see the grief on their faces as they each take their turn stabbing the creep. I hate it when the only form of justice available comes off as revenge and good people are forced to do something against their morals to do what's right.

[jerryu]

I wonder how long have they been waiting that knock on their door and how they felt when they stabed the knife into Casseite's body

[samalvey]

It's clear that they hate the fact that they've been driven to commit murder, but there is no other choice. Letting him walk free, after he destroyed all their lives in addition to the Armstrongs, is just not an option.

Most of us would say with confidence that we could never be driven to end the life of another human. So would they, once upon a time.

[thecuriousnerd]

The author of the novel and the movie deserves my standing ovation 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[johndeco]

An emotional take on a famous murder mystery novel starring the world’s greatest Belgian detective... Hercule Poirot

[bwctubes]

My eyes started welling up with tears the second I saw them all together watching the film of Daisy.

[bellerain]

I was tearing up but I just started crying when Linda said “I already died with Daisy”….no one should ever experience such a loss. 😓😓😭🥺

[isaiahfrancia]

Angelica finally gets to kill Jack Sparrow! 🏴‍☠️

[boglitt]

Everyone’s facial expression in this scene is just 👌🏻 Michelle gives me the shivers!