'Full Circle' Review: Steven Soderbergh's Twisted Kidnapping Thriller
The new Max series “Full Circle” boasts a star-studded ensemble, led by Claire Danes and Timothy Olyphant, facing thorny moral questions when a kidnapping scheme goes awry.
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The new Max series “Full Circle” boasts a star-studded ensemble, led by Claire Danes and Timothy Olyphant, facing thorny moral questions when a kidnapping scheme goes awry.
Sarah Shatz/MaxDirector Steven Soderbergh and writer Ed Solomon use noir as a vehicle for ethical drama, taut thrills, and capitalistic censure in Full Circle, a Hitchcockian companion piece to their 2021 film No Sudden Move. Led by a star-studded ensemble, the duo’s suspenseful streaming effort rarely lets its foot off the pedal or proffers easy answers to its jagged questions. Intertwined conspiracies are afoot in their six-part Max limited series (premiering July 13), whose deft storytelling
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Richard Davis, 97, of Sacramento is one of around 200 people left from roughly 23,000 who trained at the segregated Montford Point Marine camp in North Carolina between 1942 and 1949.