It is an endless, interminable, monotonous, examination of how a man came
to be dead. Eventually, with plot threads dangling in abundance, the movie ended and I found that to be a good thing. I will concede that the lead actress, Sandra Huller, did a magnificent job and will probably win an
Oscar for her performance.

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Bill Anderson

I am the Mighty Favog

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On 2/21/2024 11:56 AM, Bill Anderson wrote:

It is an endless, interminable, monotonous, examination of how a man came
to be dead. Eventually, with plot threads dangling in abundance, the movie ended and I found that to be a good thing. I will concede that the lead actress, Sandra Huller, did a magnificent job and will probably win an
Oscar for her performance.

I'm afraid you've put this on my watch-list. Says it's a true story, so
maybe newspapers, etc. can cauterize its dangling plot threads...

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william ahearn <wlahearn@gmail.com> wrote:

On Wednesday, February 21, 2024 at 11:56:48 AM UTC-5, Bill Anderson wrote:

It is an endless, interminable, monotonous, examination of how a man came
to be dead. Eventually, with plot threads dangling in abundance, the movie >> ended and I found that to be a good thing. I will concede that the lead
actress, Sandra Huller, did a magnificent job and will probably win an
Oscar for her performance.

I liked it and its veracity is bolstered by true-crime stories.

I stand by my critique of the dreadful pace. And the more I think about it
the more I dislike the deus ex machina resolution, if there really was a resolution. I am just glad there was no crazy plot twist at the end. For
all its glaciality, the story did remain true to itself.

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Bill Anderson

I am the Mighty Favog

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