Tartt tells you who died on page one and you spend five hundred pages hoping you are wrong about why. Overlong in the middle and I did not care.
Mostly about the story, the pace.

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Tartt tells you who died on page one and you spend five hundred pages hoping you are wrong about why. Overlong in the middle and I did not care.
Mostly about the story, the pace.




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Mostly about the story.
Indescribable without the term kitchen sink. What a self-indulgent mess.
Extremely well made and I never want to see it again. That is the whole review.
Mostly about the craft.
The diner scene is two men agreeing to end each other politely. Then the bank. Mann shoots gunfire like weather.
Mostly about the craft.