Crime films, in the broadest sense, are a cinematic genre inspired by and analogous to the crime fiction literary genre. Films of this genre generally involve various aspects of crime and its detection. Stylistically, the genre may overlap and combine with many other genres, such as drama or gangster film, but also include comedy, and, in turn, is divided into many sub-genres, such as mystery, suspense or noir. (Wikipedia)
Hey Joe Where you going with that Oscar in your hand? Joe (2013): 8 out of 10: I can imagine the following conversation on a […]
Th_s _s a Bad Mov_e Hangman (2017): 3 out of 10: A retired detective (Al Pacino) and a criminal profiler (Karl Urban) join forces to […]
Here to amuse you Goodfellas (1990): 10 out of 10: The true story of mobster turned government informer Henry Hill. What can you say? In […]
Dial F for Fun Dial M for Murder (1954): 8 out of 10: A one-room how to do it (There is no mystery on the […]
Some of the fun of old movies like these is the background noise that can fascinate a modern audience. Here we have an agent with a sentimental attachment to a bobblehead of all things. Also a chance to see 1930’s claw machine
Simply Red Blood Simple (1984): 6 out of 10: Some movies are victims of their own success. Alien is a great film, but it seems […]
Don’t Tear Down This Wall 3 Walls (3 Deewarein) (2003): 7 out of 10: My first reaction was that Indian prisons are really nice. Honestly, I […]
Does anyone really know what time it is? 10 to Midnight (1983): 8 out of 10: Wow, this was a pleasant surprise. Part cop/vigilante film […]
After you watch the first twenty minutes, you will say to yourself hey this is cool. Do yourself a favor and turn off the TV. It is the only way to preserve the feeling.
Trouble Man is generally well done fast-paced, and it is certainly worth a rent.
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