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Philip Etemesi is a Senior Writer at MovieWeb. He has previously served in the same capacity at ScreenRant and Comic Book Resources (CBR). Etemesi is also a published author.

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The 10 Best Crime Thrillers of the 20th Century, Ranked

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By Philip Etemesi Verified
| MovieWeb Verified
A good crime thriller makes you want to dial 9-1-1. And if the police are already there, you still feel like dialing anyway to ask for reinforcements. A good crime thriller also makes you fear that the villain might find you and make you pay if you do that. For a moment, you're afraid, but then you realize you're safe. It’s just a movie. Still, you can't help but feel sorry for everyone who has been hurt on screen.
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Ridley Scott's 3-Part Thriller Masterpiece is Already Aging Like Fine Wine Original

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By Philip Etemesi Verified
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At 88, Ridley Scott is still working harder than anyone else in Hollywood. His fans can count on a new movie from him every two years (sorry, Tarantino fans), and I can't wait for The Dog Stars in August. Scott also produces plenty of great TV shows via his Scott Free Productions. From The Good Fight to Alien: Earth, the hits keep coming. My biggest prayer is that he makes a Gladiator TV spin-off one day. Among Ridley Scott’s TV shows, The Terror is exceeding expectations.
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10 Best Miniseries on BritBox That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

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By Philip Etemesi Verified
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For years, the United Kingdom's television industry has maintained a thriving miniseries culture. But why so much focus on shorter shows? Several factors are at play. For one, British productions tend to have smaller writing teams and smaller crews overall, held together by tighter budgets. There's little sense, then, in the horse dragging the cart beyond the destination. Creators also cater to a smaller audience, making this a case of matching supply with demand.
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