Kiss the Girls (1997)

It turned out to be a very interesting detective story

A fashionable police thriller about a maniac in the 90s. With the same type of poster and the almost obligatory Morgan Freeman.) However, this option is boring and weak, in my opinion.

I wouldn't say that it's boring, but it's weak, that's for sure. there was a lot of disappointment after watching, maybe I didn't manage to catch the right vibe for the 97 film, but there are too many assumptions, too much heroism and a million cliches. if you like thrillers and detective stories about cops, it makes sense to watch, just immerse yourself in the atmosphere and watch solely for the sake of an interesting story, pictures, music, and Freeman, of course)

The film is uninteresting, it was very tedious to watch, although the timing and general idea seem to imply great dynamism. I agree that the thriller is boring. Well, there are many other disadvantages, from dialogues to plot development.

I liked it, but there was one scene with a milk carton.)

It was like a prequel to Fincher's "Seven" (later, not without surprise, I discovered that "Seven" had been released two years earlier - Freeman was already retiring there, but here he seemed to be in the prime of his life). Perhaps Fincher's luggage was just "traveling."

But the movie itself is so-so - that is, I watched it with some interest, but there's really nothing to remember from there. The hero is good, the heroine is good. Maniac... it seems to me that when I first saw the name in the credits, I already realized who the maniac was, strange stuff.