It’s reasonably good, even if it gets a bit tangled up in itself. I managed to find it entertaining and the initial idea was intriguing, though it felt strange listening to Branaugh attempt an American accent. It was pleasant to see Robin Williams included, particularly since his name isn't featured prominently on the promotional materials. It didn’t reach greatness but is still something I would suggest people look …

Kenneth Branagh’s debut film, **HENRY V**, achieved considerable praise; however, its status as a Shakespeare adaptation has led to it being somewhat disregarded within the realm of serious cinema. With **DEAD AGAIN**, his second directorial undertaking, Branagh presents something intended for a broader audience. Where **HENRY V** evoked comparisons to Laurence Olivier’s work, **DEAD AGAIN** feels reminiscent of an A…

This is easily the best movie Branagh has made himself. It’s a really good mystery thriller—the type that doesn't come around very often, in my opinion. Even though he’s been doing all sorts of different projects lately, including remakes for Disney and even superhero movies, I would prefer it if he created more films like this one instead of so many Shakespeare adaptations, impressive as those are.