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I almost became a mass murderer due to this film.
First of all the complete storyline is totally weak dealing with a gunmen looking for a murderer while Kinski is stuck up in jail for a crime he did not commit.
One of the main points of the film seems to be that ending the life of a terminally braindead child and ending the life of a murderer are somehow analagous.
so he's just a murderer.
5) The murderer gets shot at the end by a person who doesn't exists in the book.
Perhaps because the person ("cinderella") who stops the murderer does not exists in the movie.
This was an okay movie until the writers took a dump all over whatever of the mediocre script they had written, and decided, "Hey, here's an interesting idea: Lets throw in a wacky twist at the end and make the main character the murderer!
The film opens with a murderer named the Shanghai Cobra having already struck twice and now is about in a scene at a diner in some way.
The best acting in the entire film belongs to Brian Cox who is very frightening in the role of the murderer.
I have to wonder what opinion the makers of this movie have of their audience to subject them to the idea of Polish gangsters in Buffalo, NY sending a contract murderer to San Francisco to become a mortuary assistant while attending AA meetings.
A murder has been committed and a bunch of people hire a medium to conduct a séance to see who the murderer is.
Once they do miraculously solve the murders, there is no way the murderer could ever be convicted.
Now like every other week, let's go and confront the murderer ourselves and, with no back-up, tell them that we know about it.
The ostensible murderer, Miles Raymond (Nick Mancuso), a local sculptor, returns the following day to observe the mannequins since he realizes that they are the only possible witnesses to the prior night's violent event and, when one of the posing pair "flinches", the fun begins.
As for the actual murderer?
And I say: if a Catholic priest witnesses a murder, and clearly sees the face of the killer, he CAN report it to the police, even if the murderer has confessed to him afterwards.
Showing Moses as a murderer.
No, because you know that he couldn't have been the murderer from the very beginning; he and a student witnessed the first murder.
His release coincides with the escape of infamous murderer Vogel, who slips from under the nose of Police Commissioner Mattei during a train ride.
The lack of any connection between the murderer and the victim in each case should ensure that both crimes would remain unsolved.
Also good is it takes awhile to know who the murderer is... but when I found out I wasn't that surprised.
The problem is that he is a psychopathic murderer and doesn't know it.
Larry tells that he did not like it, and explains that in every mystery tale, the murderer should eliminate the motive and establish an alibi, otherwise he would get caught.
When Patricia Newell is attacked after witnessing her cousin's murder,Detective Carrella searches the city for her killer.Identifying the murderer after an intensive manhunt,Patricia is sent to live with relatives in the country.For Carrella the case is closed...or is it?"Blood
Soon he is assigned jury duty but soon winds up in trouble when the evil murderer Felix Nash (Varney also) knocks him out and switches places with him!
It has the gripping ending, the deranged murderer, the innocent man framed or victimized by circumstances, some great on-location shots, e.g. the Jefferson Memorial in Washington and Penn Central in New York.
As he was so selfishly/inwardly emotional his emotions and selfishness went so far deep into his brain that it resulted into him becoming a murderer.
However, when the time comes for the murder (And it's subsequent effect on the murderer), Kieslowski takes an interesting angle and seems to ask those of us who shared my view, "Are you not as guilty as this man?"
Robert Ryan makes for a very credible cretin, and even becomes a little sympathetic in his final scenes, not unlike Peter Lorre as the child murderer in "M."
The final scene is absurd as the murderer will obviously incriminate himself in his attempt to quiet the one person who knows his identity.
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