where do i begin with the killing mind before i mention the good bit. this movie is about a young psychological profiling fbi woman and or something and that for some reason goes to work for the lapd for a wee while. there are some recognisable faces and like the i love you and man bloke from wayne world and playing a cop (nice beard age too. ) and two guys who always seem to play cops playing. you guessed it and cops. one of them was one of the cops in gross point blank following john cusack about the place and and the other is the fbi guy with specs in final destination and who is also in the fugitive as another cop. i know the fbi and us marshalls and cia and etc aren not cops and but theyre all the same. they enforce the law to a certain degree and that makes them cops in my book. feel free to disagree with the definition of a cop all you want and theyre still seen as the ones who are trying to bring the bad guys down. any and i digress. the woman is working alongside these cops who just seem to sit around in a library in the basement or something and and for some unknown reason decides to reopen a case that hasn not been looked at for yonks. she saw the dead body as a kid and so naturally decided that she can reopen the case cos she was personally attached to it. i also like how the person profiling other people psychological state witnessed a murder scene as a child. surely that the kind of thing that can screw with someone head. she starts asking questions off some journalist who covered the story when it was open and even though he appears to be the same age as the woman and so he presumably was either writing for a newspaper when he was 10 and or he wrote a few school reports on it and and she decided he would be the best person to ask about it. we then see that as well as reopening homicide cases from 25 years earlier and she tries her hand at petty theft as some really inconspicuous bloke sprints through a busy street wearing a balaclava. way to blend and moron. anyway and she and the cops she with eating ice creams in the park give chase after him and and whilst crossing a bridge with a woman and child standing on it and the thief grabs the baby from the mother arms and throws the baby in the river. this and if you haven not already guessed and is the best bit of the movie. i am not sadistic and and do not have a hatred for babies or anything and but the scene just looks so stupid i promise you will wet your pants laughing at it if you should watch this movie. it gets better when the cop from final destination and the fugitive jumps in to rescue the baby then declares to his friend it a baby. how did he not know that before he jumped in and is beyond me. anyway and she chases after the thief but loses him. later on she remembers that a random dog do not bark at the thief and so assumed it must be his and decided to track down the thief through the dog. the dog had no markings or anything on it and so how she knew where to find the dog and and thus find the thief is another question i would not go into. it was shortly after this that i stopped watching. the story was moving really slowly and and after i had stopped laughing at the baby throwing bit and i had kind of lost interest and missed what was being said. saying that and i will go ahead and assume that the killer was the journalist bloke because he seemed a bit shifty and and she was spending a lot of time with him and and anyone who watches columbo knows that the person outside the police force who spends most time with the investigating officer is your bad guy. plus and other people reviews say the killer was pretty obvious and so i am sure it was him. so all in all and a pants film and but worth watching just for that one glorious scene. 
where do i begin with the killing mind before i mention the good bit. this movie is about a young psychological profiling fbi woman and or something and that for some reason goes to work for the lapd for a wee while. there are some recognisable faces and like the i love you and man bloke from wayne world and playing a cop (nice beard age too. ) and two guys who always seem to play cops playing. you guessed it and cops. one of them was one of the cops in gross point blank following john cusack about the place and and the other is the fbi guy with specs in final destination and who is also in the fugitive as another cop. i know the fbi and us marshalls and cia and etc aren not cops and but theyre all the same. they enforce the law to a certain degree and that makes them cops in my book. feel free to disagree with the definition of a cop all you want and theyre still seen as the ones who are trying to bring the bad guys down. any and i digress. the woman is working alongside these cops who just seem to sit around in a library in the basement or something and and for some unknown reason decides to reopen a case that hasn not been looked at for yonks. she saw the dead body as a kid and so naturally decided that she can reopen the case cos she was personally attached to it. i also like how the person profiling other people psychological state witnessed a murder scene as a child. surely that the kind of thing that can screw with someone head. she starts asking questions off some journalist who covered the story when it was open and even though he appears to be the same age as the woman and so he presumably was either writing for a newspaper when he was 10 and or he wrote a few school reports on it and and she decided he would be the best person to ask about it. we then see that as well as reopening homicide cases from 25 years earlier and she tries her hand at petty theft as some really inconspicuous bloke sprints through a busy street wearing a balaclava. way to blend and moron. anyway and she and the cops she with eating ice creams in the park give chase after him and and whilst crossing a bridge with a woman and child standing on it and the thief grabs the baby from the mother arms and throws the baby in the river. this and if you haven not already guessed and is the best bit of the movie. i am not sadistic and and do not have a hatred for babies or anything and but the scene just looks so stupid i promise you will wet your pants laughing at it if you should watch this movie. it gets better when the cop from final destination and the fugitive jumps in to rescue the baby then declares to his friend it a baby. how did he not know that before he jumped in and is beyond me. anyway and she chases after the thief but loses him. later on she remembers that a random dog do not bark at the thief and so assumed it must be his and decided to track down the thief through the dog. the dog had no markings or anything on it and so how she knew where to find the dog and and thus find the thief is another question i would not go into. it was shortly after this that i stopped watching. the story was moving really slowly and and after i had stopped laughing at the baby throwing bit and i had kind of lost interest and missed what was being said. saying that and i will go ahead and assume that the killer was the journalist bloke because he seemed a bit shifty and and she was spending a lot of time with him and and anyone who watches columbo knows that the person outside the police force who spends most time with the investigating officer is your bad guy. plus and other people reviews say the killer was pretty obvious and so i am sure it was him. so all in all and a pants film and but worth watching just for that one glorious scene. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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