“Horrible, turned off after two minutes”

Fingers run over the remote control to press the off button. The film “The Last Clue” is so good that it is impossible to watch it for more than two minutes.

Until the last clue, a thriller with Denzel Washington that terrifies viewers: “Turn off for two minutes”

Performed by Denzel Washington, Jared Leto and Rami Malek. Little things (Italian title: Until the last clue) is a 2021 film. Back in the spotlight, having recently been added to the Netflix catalog in some countries. Here’s the super synopsis: “Sheriff Joe Deacon is on the hunt for a serial killer terrorizing the city.” A thriller, like many others, one might say. But what’s so scary?

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The Little Things takes fans back to the ’90s. Judging by the comments, chills and fear immediately begin, which force you to turn off the TV.

One shocked viewer wrote: “The first two minutes are so scary I’m not sure I can continue.” Another fan was more specific. He said: “Two minutes and 52 seconds made me so worried I had to turn it off.” Yes, there are those who managed to reach the end and commented: “Very strange, funny in places and completely scary.”

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John Lee Hancock (The Blind Side, Saving Mr. Banks, The Founder) is directing the film from his original script. The main character is Sheriff Deacon, nicknamed “Dick” (Washington), who is sent to Los Angeles on a mission to quickly collect evidence. Instead, he finds himself caught up in the hunt for a killer terrorizing the city.

Leading the investigation is Sergeant Jim Baxter (Malek). But as they hunt for the killer, Baxter is unaware that the investigation is revealing some of the situations Dick has faced in the past, revealing dark secrets that could jeopardize much more than just his case.

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The main cast also includes Natalie Morales (“Battle of the Sexes”), Terry Kinney (“Mile 22,” TV series “Billions”), Chris Bauer (“Sally,” TV series “The Deuce”), Joris Jarsky (“Bad Blood”) “). for TV), Isabel Arraiza (Pearson for TV) and Michael Hyatt (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend).

“The Last Clue” was produced by Oscar and Emmy Award winner Mark Johnson (“Breaking Bad,” “Rain Man”) and Hancock, and executive produced by Mike Drake and Kevin McCormick.

The music was composed by multiple Oscar-nominated composer Thomas Newman (1917, Bridge of Spies, Saving Mister Banks).

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