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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
MobLand’s ending featured Kevin and Bella partaking in some trauma-bonding, Jan stabbing Harry in the chest, and Conrad supposedly celebrating the Harrigans’ victory over the Stevensons. Yeah, so, there was this talk about a rat in the Harrigan household all throughout the show, and the finale revealed that said rat was O’Hara, and she was working for Richie.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
In episode 9 of MobLand, Eddie confessed to Conrad that he knew about Maeve’s involvement in the Antwerp affair, which led Conrad to assume that Maeve was also the one who had informed the police of the location of Archie’s dead body. But before dealing with Maeve, Conrad went to meet with Jaime, along with Harry, Seraphina, and Paul, and seemingly made him an offer that he couldn’t refuse.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
Even though I am a fan of investigative thrillers, the true crime subgenre has always irked me. I mean, imagine you have survived some horrific murder attempt, or worse, and after years of therapy, you have managed to move on. But then you see some director or screenwriter bringing back all those memories while spicing things up with the help of their creative flair.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
The ending of A Widow’s Game was about Eva and the homicide unit of the National Police nabbing Maje and Salva for the murder of Arturo. On 3rd September 2016, Arturo married Maje despite knowing that she had cheated on him with Andres. He assumed that Maje wouldn’t cheat on him anymore, but the truth of the matter was that she was involved in extramarital relationships with Andres, Daniel, and lord knows how many more men.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
Lost in Starlight’s ending was all about Joo Nan-young surviving a deadly storm on Mars and then establishing contact with her boyfriend, Jay, to let him know how much she loved him. So, 25 years prior to the events of the movie, Nan-young’s mother, Son Ji-young, had gone to Mars to ascertain if organic life could thrive there and set up shop in an underground facility on the planet. But a marsquake killed Ji-young and the rest of her team.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
Before La La Land, countless movies came and went that featured all the tropes associated with the romance genre. You had the meet-cute, the honeymoon phase, the conflict, and finally the climax, which usually hinged on the question, “Will this couple stay together or break up?” Except for out-and-out tragedies, romantic dramas and rom-coms generally opted for a happy ending because nobody wanted audiences to go home with a heavy heart after watching a sweeping love story.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
In episode 8 of Your Friends and Neighbors, Coop got bailed out by his dad; meanwhile, his lawyer, Kat, advised him to go for a plea deal and spend around 10 years in jail instead of trying to prove that he was innocent, as that’d land him in prison for the rest of his life.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
The ending of Your Friends and Neighbors focused on 2 things: Samantha’s role in Paul’s death, and Coop’s decision to continue being a thief. To recap everything that had happened in the lives of these two characters prior to the finale, Coop and Samantha were in a secret relationship after Coop’s divorce from Mel and Samantha’s ongoing divorce from Paul. Coop lost his job, and started resorting to thievery to maintain his lavish lifestyle, which understandably changed him as a person.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
Dept. Q’s ending tried to resolve three different, but sort of interconnected, cases. The first and the most important one was that of Merritt Lingard, who had been missing for four years. The second involved determining the identity of the guy who shot PC Anderson, DCI James Hardy, and DCI Carl Morck. And the third one was about Lord Advocate Stephen Burns’ involvement in the acquittal of a high-profile businessman named Graham Finch.
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1 week ago | 
dmtalkies.com | Pramit Chatterjee
The origins of detective fiction can be dated back to as early as the 8th century in the Arabian Nights. Edgar Allan Poe’s C. Auguste Dupin is widely considered to be one of the first fictional detectives, at least in English literature. In France, it was Emile Gaboriau’s Monsieur Lecoq. And then along came Arthur Conan Doyle, inspired by both Poe and Gaboriau, with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson, and the rest, as they say, is history.
