“Crime 101” Movie Review
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Started February 14, 2026
The English director Bart Layton’s new film reveals a shaky grasp of L.A. but a pleasingly deep knowledge of noir
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“Crime 101” Movie Review
The New Yorker (United States) | Feb 13, 2026
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Feb 14, 2026
The film's portrayal of Los Angeles lacks authenticity, diminishing its impact and making it difficult for viewers to connect with the story.
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Critics should focus on the film's artistic choices rather than its geographical inaccuracies, as creative license is essential in cinematic storytelling.
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Feb 14, 2026
Bart Layton's 'Crime 101' masterfully captures the essence of noir, showcasing a deep understanding of the genre's conventions and themes.
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Feb 14, 2026
Layton's film successfully blends style and substance, offering a fresh perspective on noir that respects its history while appealing to contemporary audiences.
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'Crime 101' serves as a reminder of how modern interpretations of classic genres can diverge from their roots, prompting a reevaluation of noir.
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