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1. www.nytimes.com › 2024/10/17 › movies‘Woman of the Hour’ Review: Anna ... - The New York Times

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   Oct 17, 2024 · He was convicted of murdering six women and one girl in the 1970s, though text at the end of the movie states that some authorities believe he murdered as many as 130 women.

2. www.nytimes.com › 2022/12/22 › movies‘The Pale Blue Eye’ Review: Stolen Hearts and Tortured Minds

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   Dec 22, 2022 · Imagining a crime-solving partnership between a grouchy police detective and a fictional Edgar Allan Poe, this historical thriller cooks up overheated gothic melodrama in a wintry New York...

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   2 days ago · NYT Critic’s Pick. PG-13. Thriller. Directed by Clint Eastwood. In his latest (and perhaps last) movie as a director, Eastwood casts a skeptical eye at the criminal justice system in a mystery ...

4. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › the-little-thingsThe Little Things movie review (2021) - Roger Ebert

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   Jan 29, 2021 · It’s not long before they discover that a loner named Albert Sparma (Jared Leto) is their likely suspect, and “The Little Things” becomes a cat and mouse game between the two detectives and the creepiest guy in L.A., a disturbing character who appears to get off on playing games with the cops.

5. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › to-catch-a-killerTo Catch a Killer movie review (2023) - Roger Ebert

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   Apr 21, 2023 · The thriller, which Szifron co-wrote with Jonathan Wakeham, aims to use the serial killer movie formula to critique our failing systems and take shots at everything from politicians to the FBI to police departments to the media to jingoistic fascists to the military-industrial complex to the NRA to America’s limited access to mental health ...

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   Mar 18, 2024 · Homicide: New York is the latest project from the Dick Wolf content machine, but it lets down the survivors of these headline-grabbing cases, as well as the officers who solved them.

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   Who wrote Homicide New York?

   • He is also a writer for Vulture, The Playlist, The New York Times, and GQ, and the President of the Chicago Film Critics Association. Homicide: New York is the latest project from the Dick Wolf content machine, but it lets down the survivors of these headline-grabbing cases, as well as the officers who solved them.

   Netflix Dutifully Unpacks Memorable Cases in Overdone Homicide: New

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   What is Szifron's 'serial killer' movie about?

   • The thriller, which Szifron co-wrote with Jonathan Wakeham, aims to use the serial killer movie formula to critique our failing systems and take shots at everything from politicians to the FBI to police departments to the media to jingoistic fascists to the military-industrial complex to the NRA to America’s limited access to mental health care.

   To Catch a Killer movie review (2023) - Roger Ebert

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   Is 'homicide New York' a good show?

   • There’s a lot of that in “Homicide: New York,” which is honestly not even as big a problem for me (it is Wolf, after all) as some of the showy, almost exploitative interviews with people who feel like they’re auditioning for the next Homicide Hunter.

   Netflix Dutifully Unpacks Memorable Cases in Overdone Homicide: New

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   Is 'homicide New York' a copaganda show?

   • More akin to the procedural elements of something like “The First 48” than the mystery-driven shows that have dominated the True Crime genre, “Homicide: New York” will almost certainly rub anyone who has used the word copaganda in the wrong way.

   Netflix Dutifully Unpacks Memorable Cases in Overdone Homicide: New

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   Are political movies a good idea?

   • There’s no special merit to films that address subjects of urgent political concern, nor to ones that advocate progressive views. Sometimes such movies offer little more than fan service, of a sort that hardly differs from canonical interpretations of superhero stories designed to please hardcore followers.

   “The Hate U Give,” Reviewed: An Empathetic ... - The New Yorker

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   Did Damien Leone hide his insecurities under a platinum veneer?

   • A brisk documentary by Barnaby Thompson counters that the tuxedo-wearing playwright hid his insecurities under a platinum-plated veneer. The deaths remain grisly, but the pacing uneven in this new installment in Damien Leone’s horror franchise.

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8. www.newyorker.com › culture › the-front-row“The Hate U Give,” Reviewed: An ... - The New Yorker

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   Oct 19, 2018 · In “The Hate U Give,” a white cop pulls over Khalil (Algee Smith) for a routine traffic stop that turns violent. Starr (Amandla Sternberg) is the only witness. Photograph by Twentieth Century ...