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This pretty much sums up the reason I watched this movie - anything that involves a half-man, half-hammerhead shark definitely deserves a serious empirical investigation on the part of an impartial aspiring scientist.
A yawn-inducing, snail-paced disappointment, Inside Man tells the story of a detective (Denzel Washington) who is under investigation due to his possible involvement in a case of missing money.
THE FBI STORY (1959) was Warner Bros. 149 minute epic tribute to the famous criminal investigation agency!
I thought this would be about an aircraft accident investigation.
This episode mainly focuses on the culprit of the crime instead of Columbo's investigation, as many later episodes would do.
However the movie is lackluster, the action is non-existent, the plot not given enough exploration (Too much boring B.S around Lundgren's investigation of his brother's employer) and the film is needlessly gory and ridiculous.
Having enjoyed Jean Arthur in "The Devil and Miss Jones", my interest was peaked, so I tried sitting through this second-string screwball outing about an investigation into the death of a jockey--but I didn't make it to the end.
These men were going overseas, the receiving units would surely have wondered where all the unusable damaged recruits were coming from, and an investigation would have ensued.
William Hurt scuba diving scientist??? US agents running the investigation abroad?
After several years of investigation, special government commission decides that president was killed by a lone gunman.
The relationship of them become affect by the feeling of guilty and the investigation of the police.
As she pursues her investigation and the information accumulates, it leads inexorably to a devastating conclusion.
(Possibly over 50 victims, mostly women and children) The performances of Stephen Rea as the lead detective and Donald Sutherland as the overall investigation lead was superb.
A Murder investigation goes on back stage while The Vanities, on its opening night, plays on to an unknowing audience.
However, the Thai native wife of Hank smells a rat in the case and does some further foot work of investigation and finds out the girls really were victimized.
Unluckily the film does not show that tension very well and follows the investigation of the first deputy mayor who wants to find out the truth and does find it out.
Sondra drags Sid in her investigation, seeking for evidences that Peter is the killer.
Soon someone attacks Cléo with an intent to kill which pushes the investigation further into uncharted territory.
Not for everyone, this film details Hanzo's investigation of loan sharking being performed by an order of blind monks.
Criminals Perry Smith and Richard "Dick" Hickock believe Mr. Clutter of Holcomb, Kansas keeps a large supply of cash on-hand in a safe.On November 15, 1959 at two a.m. they end up murdering Mr. and Mrs. Clutter and their teenage son and daughter.After a little police investigation the two men are found and sentenced to be hanged.In Cold Blood (1967) is directed by Richard Brooks.Now, I haven't read the Truman Capote novel this movie is based on, so I can't make any comparisons.The movie does a brilliant job telling of those horrific events that actually took place.Robert Blake is excellent as Perry.Of course, Blake had the murder case of his own a few years back, being accused of murdering his wife.He's free now, but we still don't know the truth.What ever that may be, he's still a very fine actor.Scott Wilson does remarkable job as Hickock.John Forsythe is terrific as Alvin Dewey.Paul Stewart is very good as Jensen.Jeff Corey is marvelous as Mr. Hickock.Same thing with Charles McGraw who plays Tex Smith.John McLiam portrays Herbert Clutter, Ruth Storey is his wife Bonnie, Brenda Currin is the daughter Nancy and Paul Hough is the son Kenyon.Great job by each of them.There is much to remember from this film.Let's start from the lighter side.It's pretty great when Perry wants to go hunting for gold in Mexico and says to Hickock: Remember Bogart in Treasure of the Sierra Madre?"
After much investigation the defense attorney attempts to exonerate the doomed non-com with an eleventh hour ploy.
Then the truth will come thanks to Jason Bourne himself but the main person who will be able to bring that truth to the public and the only authority that can take a decision concerning the CIA is a woman and that woman gets the Senate involved in a general investigation.
Everything points in that direction, until a police shooting ignites an investigation spearheaded by Marybeth Cogan (Bridget Fonda) who believes the guilt points towards city hall and the mayor.
Stand out performances beside Kilmer definitely include Ted Levine as the lead cop in the investigation and Lisa Kudrow as Holmes estranged wife.
I give this movie high marks for it's no-holds-barred look into the birth and development of forensic investigation in a globally isolated (thanks to the "Regime") community.
It shows how the investigation was obstructed by Soviet bureaucracy, how hard it was to investigate the crimes.
What it does do is present us with a granddaughter's rather guileless investigation of who her family are.
Typical sequel for a horror, yet there is much more blood and guts than an investigation.
If you want to spend an hour in front of the TV (45 minutes if you TIVO it and cut out the commercials) and you don't want to spend the whole time figuring out some intricate plot or learn the newest criminal investigation techniques, then watch Flash Gordon.
He is assisted here in this investigation by his sidekick, Colonel Race, portrayed by classic actor and gentleman, David Niven, who basically serves as Poirot's foil.
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