Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist (2018) TV Mini-Series
The extraordinary story of the "pizza bomber heist" and the FBI's investigation into a bizarre collection of suspects.
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| Aug 16 | baco101 | 65 50% |
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obtiosov | 75 56% |
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manipulative is not genius but fuuuuck
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Hey Netflix, we okay? How's your fucking . . . wait a minute, not again
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AlexBrisson | 87 79% |
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Very interesting story, told by idiots who think they are geniuses, the producer included.
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mattorama12 | 76 80% |
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In the interest in dramatic development, it takes some liberties in its presentation and takes hard stances on what really happened even though the evidence is conflicting and open to different interpretations. Nonetheless, it is totally captivating and one of the more interesting studies of the criminal mind that you'll find.
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This is the first true crime doc I've rated since listening to the podcast A Very Fatal Murder so I'll talk about that instead. A Very Fatal Murder may be the best true crime media made since The Thin Blue Line. Sure, Evil Genius is fine, but A Very Fatal Murder is a transcendent story about a murder that was very fatal. It was so deadly.
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Ultimately its a little sloppy in its presentation and use of late breaking information that is presented as fact, but in reality is hearsay. That being said, its very well made and presented and is a fascinating study on crime and psychology.
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| May 18 | Dardy | 75 36% |
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philamental | 54 22% |
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I had heard rave reviews about this true crime mini series but ultimately I found it to be a little underwhelming. So much of the longevity of the case appeared due to repeated failure of the various law departments to do their jobs properly, and many 'breaks' in the case occurred only when the criminals decided to confess. Also didn't like the way one individual was ultimately presented as innocent based on one dramatic late interview which directly contradicted an eye witness testimony.
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While it's a fascinating story, I'm not convinced that anyone involved was ever a genius. We keep getting told how smart these people were, but at the end of the day all of their plans failed spectacularly. I suppose 'Evil Delusion' would not be as catchy a title.
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| Average Percentile 57.82% from 72 Ratings |  |
