Popular movies about Crime

Bad Boys for Life:
In the newest season of the TV series, The Sopranos, The Banana Clones are back and are really bad guys. Now there are many scenes where some of the characters, especially Tony, are hung from bridges or any form of hanging to send them off to jail. But, on the other hand, they have a really bad taste in fashion, so much so that they wear clothes with cut-off sleeves, sweaters with drawstrings, and sometimes even belts. I have to say that the Banana Clones is one of the most bad ass characters that the viewer is going to see on TV. They are a group of criminals who almost feel like the bad guys. But, I am pretty sure that these Banana Clones is not going to do anything that will get them into jail, like break the law. I know that the Banana Clones does not listen to rules, but they do try to get caught in crime. But, the way they wear their clothes is just wrong. You can see their eyes glaze over when they are in their mood, but they do not have the strength to do much. Just like when they are in prison or when they are to take the real bad guy's down, they all show great strength, which is more than you can say about most of the other bad guys on the show. In the scene where Tony and the Banana Clones are hanging from the top of a bridge, you could really feel their tension as they put the rope around their necks. They all seem to know that they are dangerous, but they are really just a group of people who cannot let go of the past. They all hate what happened to their family, and they are all searching for revenge. They are using their own past as the basis for their plan, which is a clear example of bad guys for life. The other aspect of the Banana Clones which shows this goodness is the fact that they all have great fashion sense. The Clones all have really great hair styles, and they all have really great fashion sense. There is no doubt that the Banana Clones has really great fashion sense. It makes them so much better than their real life counterparts. We all know that bad guys for life can be punished, and if they use their natural badness, then they will get a good punishment. And, if we want to make our lives better, we should at least try to create a positive force in our life. If we do not have any hope in our lives, then we should take steps to make our lives a little bit better, especially if we are not very good. The Banana Clones as a group do not do anything very well, but the show does not make it so obvious. The Banana Clones has a bad taste in fashion, but I think they are using their past to good use. These bad boys for life are actually doing some good things, but you have to admit that they are really not so good at it. I just hope that the Banana Clones is not going to get away with something so silly and so pointless, because they will end up in prison for a long time. If this is the case, then I can see what they are doing, and I would rather not let them go. They can be bad for life, but I would rather end up like them.

Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn):
This is a very odd and intriguing movie that was put together for a TV movie. It's definitely the type of thing you want to keep to yourself, even if your family isn't into the comic book world. Though it's a bit odd, it is well worth watching. As usual, the Birds of Prey are in the city, but there are two other visitors who come with them. One is a mugger and the other a gangster. This is one place where "mercy" is definitely not the word for the entire season. Harley Quinn's only goal is to find out who is responsible for the mugging and revenge and the setting off of a gun. All she needs is to find out the identity of the person who is causing her misery and then she'll be able to take care of the people who are trying to make it so she can no longer see. In the meantime, she uses the gun to do a little exploration. What the film lacks in subtlety it makes up for in action. The scenes with the mugger and the police are set to great music and the action scene with the gun is terrific. In all, this is a terrific and enjoyable flick. Many of the characters have an amazing amount of comic-book-like qualities. One of the biggest is the Joker. He appears only as an idea and is just one of the many side characters in the series. His costume is very much the same as he has in the comics. A recurring character is Dr. Harleen Quinzel. She provides medical advice and assists Harley Quinn, as the most skilled of the Birds of Prey. Overall, The Birds of Prey is a satisfying, if somewhat odd movie. It's fun and surprising. You'll probably be eager to watch it, but you might need a little push to do so. If you're up for it, and if you haven't seen the series, you'll be in for a treat.

Intuition:
In the first episode of the American version of "House of Cards", it was revealed that Toby has an unusual and apparently untrustworthy ability to know what people are feeling, and what they're thinking. Later on, in an off-camera interview with Paul, he comments that Toby has a "sense of what's going on." It should be said at this point that I found the "Sense of What's Going On" subplot involving Toby to be rather interesting. It wasn't particularly deep or complex, but it was a nice little diversion from the main story. I suppose I am generally turned off by TV drama in general, as they tend to gravitate toward deep characters and situations and such. So, it was with interest to see the scene that Toby, played by Kevin Spacey, uses his ability to predict which way Claire will vote in the upcoming election, to try and persuade her to stay on the TV show. Although in the end, he is unsuccessful, he is able to influence Claire, who in turn, decides to stay on the show. What was Toby's angle? Was it because he knew she would betray the program to go back to work? Or, was it because he felt that the two of them are a good match for each other, and that they will get along perfectly? All of which could be argued, depending on what your point of view is on whether to trust or not trust people with your life. However, it does seem pretty clear that Toby is using his intuitive ability and using it carefully and only when necessary. Online psychics use similar methods of influence, and as online psychics, they can't be prosecuted, and therefore you would have to wonder if Toby is using this same ability to win his online sales leads. Indeed, I know people who use online psychics. And some of them use their intuition too. It is a trait of human beings to use our intuition and feel for things to see things out. Some people even feel that they can read someone's aura, or to be more precise, they can read the thoughts that the person is having. This ability is used for very good reasons in crime dramas, as a way of identifying the wrong doer of a crime. However, it might be something like to use a different method in order to catch the wrong doer. In this case, the person might use his or her intuition to predict the impending outcome of a situation before it happens, but not use it to influence the outcome of the situation.

The Dark Knight:
The bank robbery sets the pace of ‘ The Dark Knight ’. From that moment until the last minute of screening, including credit titles, the film does not decay even a single moment, it does not slacken even the slightest. But its director goes much further. The photograph is bright, we do not lose a single detail of what happens. Once this sequence is finished, in which all the letters (never better) of what happens in the rest of the film are present, the light decreases until it meets darkness, in its final stretch. An amazing narrative exercise, of absolute and overwhelming coherence, with which Nolan is discovered as one of the best narrators of today's cinema. ‘ The Dark Knight ’ continues, as a perfect sequel it is, as told in ‘ Batman Begins ’ Batman has become the scourge of crime in the city of Gotham. The villains fear their presence and there are few who go out to do their misdeeds when the shadow of the bat man plans on them. But someone appears to give a possible solution: the Joker. An unscrupulous being, whose origins are totally unknown, and that proposes to the Gotham mafia the possibility of killing his only real problem: Batman. Much is being said about ‘ The Dark Knight ’, a true social phenomenon that seems to be above good and evil. Calling it the best movie in History seems exaggerated, but that expression seems exaggerated, or rather inappropriate, for any movie. We talk about cinema, something that for many of us is like air or water, but that basically does not fix hunger in the world or solve our lives, although many times it makes us avoid our problems and believe in its powerful magic. ' The Dark Knight ' is 100% Cinema, a powerful machinery, designed to the millimeter, capable of deploying all its weapons so that the viewer feels overwhelmed, excited, fascinated and all good adjectives that you think of. Before its release it was said that ‘ The Dark Knight ’ was like ‘ The Empire Strikes Back ’ or ‘ The Godfather 2 ’. And it is true, because it performs the same operation as those two sequels: it reaches the bottom of the characters presented in the original film, presenting them to new and darker dilemmas with the incursion of new characters that help the psychological drawing of the first, enriching them even more. To do this, Christopher Nolan takes a story written long ago by Davis S. Goyer (the scriptwriter of ' Batman Begins ') and uses his brother, Jonathan Nolan (who already wrote him the libretto of ' The Final Trick, Prestige '), and together they build a strong and impenetrable script. A script that serves Nolan to multiply almost all the virtues of the previous film, emphasizing above all the strong realism of the film, which leads to powerful credibility, dealing with issues such as morality and the sense of justice. ‘ The Dark Knight ’ is ‘ Batman Begins ’ increased in all aspects. Serve as an example, the spectacular action scenes, vibrant as few known in the industry, and in particular the excellent chase starring several trucks, cars and a peculiar motorcycle. Scenes of great tension, even emotional ones. As in its predecessor, emotion is the highlight of the menu, achieved thanks to a staging that reinforces the script. A sober and resounding staging, which in turn, is dressed by the presence of a cast in total state of grace. ‘The Dark Knight ’ is an impressive film, the greatest ever made about superheroes. A masterpiece capable of exceeding the limits of the cinema itself, and making us feel fascination for the dark, the evil, the terrifying, and that we walk along the very fine line that separates good from evil, and see how far we would be able to question our values against the possibility of killing a fellow man in order to save ourselves.