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Topic: MINDHUNTER

I’m not sure how many big MINDHUNTER fans are on this app. I mean, it’s only one of the greatest TV shows to ever grace the Netflix platform, yet it ended unceremoniously. 💔 What do we think about David Fincher potentially returning to the series with a trilogy of movies, provided he approves the scripts?

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Anna Too many “if’s” but could be awesome 🤩

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Bill Mortimer I enjoyed watching it, but then I found out profiling doesn’t work. They don’t have profiling departments anymore in the FBI.

Anna They do , it’s just called different: Behavioral Analysis Unit. And profiling is one of the things they do.

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Samantha Blizzard I would absolutely watch the movies.

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Ryan I haven’t ever gotten into the show because I can’t get into to stories about real life serial killers (they’re just so pathetic). I can say as a long time Fincher fan that only about 25% of the projects he’s rumored to do actually come to fruition. He’s rather particular about getting his way.

𝑹𝒊𝒄𝒐 𝑺𝒐𝒑𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒐 ✪ What draws me to them is the contrast—yes, there are pathetic individuals among them, but I also find the minds of serial killers to be intriguingly complex and interesting to a certain extent.

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Thom Willson First season: Phenomenal. Second season: Fine. The concept works for *A* movie or -- honestly -- a fairly limited series, due to how initially-intriguing but easily-fading the idea is; hence what we got.

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𝑹𝒊𝒄𝒐 𝑺𝒐𝒑𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒐 ✪ I have to strongly disagree with you. Both seasons of Mindhunter are excellent, but Season 2 stands out as the stronger of the two, a view shared by many critics and fans alike outlets like NME and Indiewire have lauded its refined narrative, backed by a 100% initial Rotten Tomatoes rating. We were building toward the exciting reveal of the BTK Killer, and with David Fincher’s vision for a five-season arc (per Variety 2020), Season 3 could have been just as compelling if executed well. While the trilogy films will suffice given my admiration for Fincher, I’d much rather see the story continue through additional seasons.

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