It is a serviceable feel-good family comedy just in time for Thanksgiving. It’s okay, if pretty forgettable.

It is smart, likable, funny and lifted by a trio of great performances.

Uncomplicated, simple, enjoyable, engaging, heartwarming and just plain likable, with moments of true beauty.

A bit of a mess; unscary, with a muddled plot and inconsistent tone.

Scorsese has given this forgotten piece of history the respect it deserves. It is another remarkable achievement in a career full of them.

A compelling, well-made, movie, with an effective setting and a strong performance from Julia Garner.

I liked it, yet it feels like it could’ve been a lot more.

It works okay as a fast-paced retelling of a captivating series of events. It just doesn’t really have anything to say about them.

It is pretty uneven, with a handful of strong bright spots and a bunch of derivative creature scenes that drag it down.

Branagh tries something truly different and it makes for the most compelling of his Poirot adaptations.