Spine Fit

This post is about a film that I viewed recently at home. Compared to my previous posts this is an unusual subject for me to write about. I'm sure many of you have already viewed this movie and for those who haven't viewed it already I recommend this suspense thriller.
Righteous kill has to be one of those movies where Robert De Nero has shared equal screen presence with. In this movie, two cops, who happen to be on the same team, inspect every misdemeanor and bring the criminals to justice either legally or by themselves.

Throughout the movie, one would feel that it is De Nero’s character that is responsible for the multitude of murders. However, at the end one would be shocked at the turn of events. A very important idea touched upon by this movie is the psychotic state of the killer who spends time planning the murder and even writes small poems indicating the same. This gripping tale of two friends caught in a case where all efforts lead nowhere is definitely worth a watch. I especially enjoyed the witty sarcasm and the small talk that is so important towards the perception of the state of the investigators mind. I would have probably enjoyed this movie more if the climax had been orchestrated in a much better manner.