Unconsciously, it is almost the New Year, and everyone is on vacation
Isn't it a little boring at home?
It is better to spend a leisurely vacation with the editor to watch some exciting and brain-burning detective crime-solving dramas
In this issue, Xiaobian recommends three well-received reasoning Dramas to you, and the Douban score of each department is above 9 points, I hope you like it!
#1
The first season of True Detective
Director: Kerry Fukunaga
Starring: Matthew McConaughey / Woody Harrison
Douban score: 9.3
True Detective is an American independent crime television series broadcast on HBO, and the first episode of the series aired on January 12, 2014. Each season is a different standalone story, with a new cast, currently three seasons.
The first season is a story about ruined lives and forgottens, starring Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey.
Marty and Rust are a pair of years of cooperation, Marty is cheerful and sleek, and is very popular among his colleagues in the police station, while Rust is the opposite, he is reclusive and taciturn, immersed in his own world.
However, to Marty's admiration, Rust has an extremely keen and powerful ability to observe, judge and reason logically, and many difficult and complicated cases can be easily resolved once they are in his hands.
Although Marty is the only one who can stand Rast, the cooperation and friendship between the two still create irreparable cracks, due to a mysterious and strange religious murder that occurred 17 years ago.
It's 2012, and when the two people who have long since stopped contacting each other come back together because of this case, what kind of truth awaits them!
#2
Ice Storm Season 1
Director: Adam Bernstein / Randall Einhorn
Starring: Billy Bob Thornton / Alison Tollman
Douban score: 9.0
Ice Storm is a crime television series produced by the Coen Brothers, based on the 1996 comedy crime film Bloodstorm remake, written by Noah Hawley, directed by Adam Bernstein, and starring Martin Freeman and Billy Bob Thornton.
The first season of Ice Storm premiered on April 15, 2014 and currently runs for four seasons. After the first season aired, the show was critically acclaimed, with 58 awards and 15 awards.
Lester is just a small insurance salesman, at home, he is oppressed and despised by his strong wife, outside, once a high school classmate can also give him a way out of the street, for everything he experienced, the cowardly and docile Lester chose to swallow.
By chance, Lester meets a man named Malvo in the hospital, and what Lester did not expect was that the mysterious man turned out to be a cold and brutal professional killer.
Under the long-term repression, Lester finally broke out to kill his wife, panicked, he called Malvo to ask him for help, but he did not expect to wait for the town sheriff, and then Malvo killed the sheriff and fled, in a hurry, Lester attributed his wife's death to Malvo's head.
Policewoman Morley did not believe what Lester said, but instead linked the bloody case in The Leicester family with a series of deaths in the town in recent days.
#3
The Line of Fire
Directed by: Clark Johansen / Peter Médak
Starring: Dominique West / John Doyman
Douban score: 9.4
"In the Wire" is written by former crime journalist and writer David Simon as the film's producer and lead writer. The series was broadcast in the United States by the cable network HBO, premiered on June 2, 2002, and ended on March 9, 2008, with 5 seasons and 60 episodes.
In September 2019, the drama was voted the 100 best TV series of the 21st century by the British newspaper The Guardian, ranking second.
Each season of "Line of Fire" focuses on one aspect of Baltimore City, in order of season: drug trade, port life, bureaucratic city government, incompetent education system, and print media.
The first season focuses on baltimore City police investigations into the Bucksdale drug cartel.
The cunning and ruthless drug dealer leader Evan Bacquesdale controls all drug trade in the city's West End and waterfront, and his crimes do not stop at drug trafficking, whether it is his own men, police or business opponents, anyone who stands in the way of money will face a fatal gun.
Agents such as James McNalt, Cedric Daniel, and Shajima Gregis of the Baltimore Police Department's Operations Section are dedicated to pulling out the Bucksdale criminal gang, but they are not only confronted with arrogant drug dealers, but their boss, Owen Brier, is bent on climbing higher, and he uses all kinds of means to move and suppress James and others.
Baltimore's high crime rate is naturally not caused by a day, and Mayor Carrance is a calculating politician who ignores crime as long as he is not exposed by the media and affects his political career. Thomas Casetti, a city councilman, is ambitious and idealistic in trying to really change the status quo in Baltimore.
But the stakes between Baltimore's drug cartels, the police, the political elite, and the new criminal forces are not as simple as they seem, and the chaotic vortex of drugs, money, power, and murder seems to never have a calm day.
Well, the above is the three TOP3 reasoning American dramas recommended by the editor, which one do you like the most?
What other reasoning drama do you think can also be selected for the TOP3 list?
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