![]() There are even snippets of dialogue where the characters attempt to fill in the gaps or actually remind themselves of what has happened thus far in the movie. How so? Well, even the lead the character (who also is purposefully pathetic as narrator) takes time out within the movie to remember where he is in telling the story. This synopsis constitutes gross misrepresentation on my part as things get remarkably complex. They hook up with a down-on-her luck actress who brings a case for the sleuths. It begins with a ridiculously funny set up resulting in Downey's character being paired up with Kilmer to observe the latter in his job as a private detective. Got you yet? Alright, maybe an explanation of the seemingly simple plot is warranted. In essence, these are the reasons why you need to see this movie: the razor sharp wit, shockingly fast-paced and hysterical dialogue, pulp-fiction-esquire vibe, its pure cheesiness and the cynicism of a beat up old paperback detective novel. A terrific opening credit sequence easily sets up the audacity and chagrin of the film for an appreciative audience. Directed and co-written by Shane Black based on a novel, "Bodies Are Where You Find Them" written by Brett Halliday and starring Robert Downey Jnr, Val Kilmer and Michelle Monaghan.
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