L.A. Confidential 3/07/21
by Torgo
Aside from Smith's duplicity, highlights include the way Spacey's Vincennes enunciates "lieutenant" while talking to Pearces Exley, the chief's (John Mahon) stone-cold glare towards Exley while awarding him, Exley and Smith's smug poses in the newspaper photo shoot and Vincennes' bemused expressions...
L.A. Confidential 6/22/20
by Citizen Rules
But then the tone of the film changed in the second half and it became more of an action buddy-cop film with people dropping like flies.
L.A. Confidential 4/15/14
by kkl10
Confidential is the ideal popcorn movie for me, entertains like few others, nothing distracts from the experience, it's accessible yet smart ...
L.A. Confidential 2/03/14
by Gideon58
This film is so beautifully constructed and such complete attention is required that if you miss five minutes of this film and then return to it, you will be totally confused...for me, the primary aspect of a perfect screenplay.
L.A. Confidential 11/19/12
by JayDee
The most intriguing aspect of the film was the ability to compare the three central cops (all well realised, realistic feeling characters) at the heart of the story, and the completely different characters they are and different approaches they take to their work.
L.A. Confidential 7/03/11
by TylerDurden99
The wonderfully written screenplay explores what is behind the glamour of Hollywood and different ways of dealing justice.
