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Monster on Netflix: A "good kid" accused of murder - World Socialist Web Site

The film is competent, sensitive, well-intentioned. Why is it so unsatisfying?

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NEW YORK (CNS) -- Though it's adapted from a book that's over a decade old, "Monster" (Netflix), director Anthony Mandler's screen version of Walter Dean Myers' 1999 novel for young adults, feels remarkably timely. This tale of a Harlem youth caught up in the criminal justice system gains credibility, moreover, by avoiding pat answers.
While uneven, Mandler's drama ultimately proves affecting.
Kelvin Harrison Jr. plays 17-year-old aspiring filmmaker Steve Harmon. With his happy home life -- Jennifer Hudson and Jeffrey Wright play his caring (but unnamed) parents -- and his scholastic success as an honors student at New York City's prestigious Stuyvesant High School, college hopeful Steve seems to have everything going for him.

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'Monster' doesn't settle for easy answers to complex issue – Catholic Philly

‘Monster’ doesn’t settle for easy answers to complex issue
Kevin Harrison Jr. stars in a scene from the movie “Monster.” The Catholic News Service classification is A-III — adults. The Motion Picture Association rating is R — restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. (CNS photo/Netflix)
By John Mulderig • Catholic News Service • Posted May 14, 2021
NEW YORK (CNS) — Though it’s adapted from a book that’s over a decade old, “Monster” (Netflix), director Anthony Mandler’s screen version of Walter Dean Myers’ 1999 novel for young adults, feels remarkably timely. This tale of a Harlem youth caught up in the criminal justice system gains credibility, moreover, by avoiding pat answers.

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