A cruise on the SS Karnak should have been filled with joy and luxury, as Linnet (Gal Gadot) herself declared: “I rented the entire Karnak… a chef and enough champagne.” , to fill the Nile” with the joy and happiness of a newlywed couple. But she herself confided: “When I have money, no one is my real friend.” All fun on the ship SS Karnak stopped when the murder occurred. Fear, doubt and jealousy replace laughter, gradually creeping into every corner and breath of each member on the fateful trip and only the talented detective can free them. .

Ahead of its release, the first reviews of Death on the Nile have appeared. Notably, the film received a score of 69% on Rotten Tomatoes – a number that is quite good compared to audience expectations.

“Death on the Nile succeeds thanks to the way the film connects modern film tastes with a charming nostalgic style,” praised IndieWire.

“Death on the Nile took a long time to hit theaters, but it is one of the most engaging detective films in recent years, an example of how director Kenneth Branagh can elevate classic stories. with care and respect,” Collider also favored the film.

“This movie is satisfying enough, although sometimes it’s just more entertaining than purely intellectual and mysterious,” Hollywood Reporter commented.

“A nostalgic, entertaining film with a murder mystery, deeper and darker, more attractive than the previous film,” Forbes praised.

However, Death on the Nile also encountered some mixed reviews. Many critics said that the film did not take full advantage of its famous and quality cast, making it redundant in some places.