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Stephan 2022-09-18 12:35:54
I have been wondering what kind of film Zodiac is, the details in the film are a bit memorable, but the main line is really...
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Kiarra 2022-09-07 11:31:17
I don't understand very well, but it seems that many Americans in the movie will be super persistent for this kind of thing that has nothing to do with them. . . But it seems to be pinch cute! Because it's jake hahahahahaha! ! Zodiac is so powerful. After killing people, calling the police to notify the police is really awesome. Then I want to ask if the police don't record it? It can be compared by voice. . . Or did I forget? . ....
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Horace 2022-09-02 07:55:37
In 2 hours and 42 minutes, I described a serial murder case that spanned the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Another long story that came to my mind was "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button". The shooting method is very similar. The work of David Fincher! It's just that compared with "Ben", the serial murder case is also filmed with literary and artistic running accounts, which is really not very...
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Meagan 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Like "Memories of Murder", it is an unsolved case. David Fincher spent nearly three hours telling it, and he was suffocated to...
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Emanuel 2022-04-24 07:01:02
9, better than Memories of Murder, which I think is one of the greatest detective films of all time; incredible attention to detail; every aspect of filmmaking is perfect; cinematography, script, acting, visuals The effects, the soundtrack, and the horror come together to get me hooked on this...
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Filiberto 2022-04-24 07:01:02
David Fincher has always been indifferent, except for the seven deadly sins of the year. The critical moments of the film are always, with a swipe, a stroke, and I have never seen the zodiac abusing people. It's just that the police reporters are surrounding the prisoners and making fun of them. I'm going to watch...
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Emile 2022-04-24 07:01:02
The murderer is that shitty fat man! ! ! ! ! Mao's DNA doesn't match! ! ! ! This movie doesn't look like David Fincher at all! ! ! !...
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Melvin 2022-04-24 07:01:02
The fear of the real and the unknown..A great story told in a remarkable way, very entertaining, with great...
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Brooke 2022-04-24 07:01:02
A movie the whole family watched with me. whole family! :-D Five stars for February 9, 2011 touching. Narratively, the film is generally close to the structure of an epic film. Made a lot of changes. The small plot often plays with the audience's expectations, and many unresolved factors are in line with the content of the film that the case has not been solved so far. interesting...
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Demarco 2022-04-24 07:01:02
My mother fell asleep when I saw it... It's not easy to condense the unsolved cases for more than 20 years to nearly 3 hours... Cough... I just comforted my mother who woke...
Zodiac Comments
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Mohamed 2022-04-19 09:01:14
reality
A film that really wants to reflect the whole incident. Although there are some small parts of surrendering for the sake of the market, it is inevitable. In fact, who the murderer is is not the most important thing. It reflects a piece of history and all kinds of things in this history. The living...
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Jeanne 2022-03-21 09:01:11
Zodiac is a reality, not a movie.
I have a friend who loves to watch dramas/detectives/suspense films. After watching Zodiac, he hurt his appetite. He has no more enthusiasm for dramas/detectives/suspense films.
Because Zodiac is a reality, not a movie.
Zodiac I saw the documentary first, and I just watched it today. When I...
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Robert Graysmith: Just because you can't prove it doesn't mean it isn't true.
Dave Toschi: Easy, Dirty Harry.
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Robert Graysmith: Did he say they got a print?
Paul Avery: A partial.
Robert Graysmith: Whoa. Dude, he wears his gun like Bullit.
Paul Avery: No, Bullit got that... from Toschi.
Robert Graysmith: Does he thinks Zodiac is gonna send another code? Cause I think Zodiac's gonna send another code.
Paul Avery: Jesus Harold Christ on rubber crutches Bobby, what are you doing? You're doing that thing. The thing that we discussed, the thing that I don't like, starts with an L...
Robert Graysmith: Oh, looming.
Paul Avery: Yeah.