There is a police-sympathetic message here, and the argument isn’t presented unfairly in dialogue, although it also comes almost as an afterthought far too late to carry any weight.
“The Good Liar”
It’s great to see a strong older woman character starring in a female-driven story, and those looking for an adult drama will find just enough to like.
“The Irishman”
In a film packed with star turns, Joe Pesci absolutely runs away with the entire movie.
“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”
The creepy performances, mediocre story, disinterested direction, and horrendous original score turn this mess into a flop almost as soon as the opening credits begin.
“Marriage Story”
The film is stacked with award-worthy performances at every turn, but this is Adam Driver’s pièce de résistance.
“Just Mercy”
No matter your political stance, “Just Mercy” makes a powerful argument against the death penalty.
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