this is a typical perfect crime thriller. a perfect crime is executed and the investigating police officer and ignoring all the clues and immediately knows who guilty is. the audience has to wait around the whole movie for the guilty to be caught. the result is like every single episode of columbo or murder she wrote. the director himself refers to the hackney story by showing the police officer watching an episode of matlock. this story barely fills up 90 minutes but the director insists on using all 120 minutes filling with every cliche in the book. skip this one and you are not missing anything. 
this is a typical perfect crime thriller. a perfect crime is executed and the investigating police officer and ignoring all the clues and immediately knows who guilty is. the audience has to wait around the whole movie for the guilty to be caught. the result is like every single episode of columbo or murder she wrote. the director himself refers to the hackney story by showing the police officer watching an episode of matlock. this story barely fills up 90 minutes but the director insists on using all 120 minutes filling with every cliche in the book. skip this one and you are not missing anything. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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