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Confess, Fletch (2022)

L et me begin this review with a confession of my own:  I couldn't have been less enthusiastic about a reboot of the Fletch franchise.  The two original films made such…

Zodiac (2007)

D avid Fincher's Zodiac effectively encapsulates the massive manhunt for the serial killer who terrorized the San Francisco Bay Area from the 60s through the late 70s.  His theatrical villainy would…

The Woman in the Window (2021)

Two very different movies lurk within The Woman in the Window, and neither is very promising: One is an outright pillaging of Hitchcock's Rear Window, with the filmmakers even flashing…

The Third Man (1949)

I n the immediate aftermath of World War II, Vienna stood as a nexus where soot-stained cynicism met and mingled with nefarious opportunity.  Like most of Europe, Austria struggled to…

Vertigo (1958)

  Vertigo is an odd, elliptical masterpiece that manages to somehow embody Alfred Hitchcock’s cinematic eccentricities and yet stand apart from the rest of his sprawling filmography.  It covers his familiar terrain…

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