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Batman (1989)

8.2 (146 Ratings) Rate It

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After witnessing the brutal murder of his parents as a child, millionaire-philanthropist Bruce Wayne...

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Blood Work (2002)

7.0 (2 Ratings) Rate It

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Academy Award winner Clint Eastwood stars as retired FBI director Terry McCaleb, who is hired to...

Point of No Return (The Assassin) (1993)

6.7 (3 Ratings) Rate It

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She is society's worst nightmare, an antisocial misfit convicted of murder and sentenced to die. But...

Strange Days (1995)

6.8 (9 Ratings) Rate It

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Former policeman Lenny Nero (Ralph Fiennes) has moved into a more lucrative trade: the illegal sale...

Amber Tamblyn recommended Smilla's Sense of Snow in Books (curated)

Smilla's Sense of Snow

Peter Hoeg | 2021

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"I read this every winter. It has one of the best female protagonists I've ever read in a book. There are very few books I can think of that start out so small and unassuming and end so big and heroic. The lead character goes from being an inquisitive, quiet girl to a violent, powerful force by the end of the book, all while solving a murder that keeps unfolding new twists and turns. This book makes me feel strong. Like I could fight a bad guy on a burning barge then jump into to arctic freezing water to swim to my safety as it explodes. Which she does, in the book."

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Jonathan Kellerman recommended The Genius in Books (curated)

The Genius

Jesse Kellerman | 2009 | Mystery, Thriller

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"Yes, he’s my son and, now, my writing partner. But this novel, penned by Jess well before we decided to collaborate, was a prize-winning international best seller and for good reason. Page-turning, suspenseful, beautifully written, deeply insightful, and rich in its portrayal of art world corruption and a long-forgotten, bizarre and particularly tormented artist. You will not be disappointed. And as long as I’m going to be accused of nepotism, check out the novels of my brilliant wife, Faye Kellerman. Her most recent, Walking Shadows, explores the ramifications of a decades-old murder and is, like all of Faye’s books, elegantly spare and spot-on when it comes to exploring the human condition."

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