For a three-hour movie, there really is no excess or fat to trim off. It belongs at this run-time and would be a lesser movie to be cut-down.
The first 60-90 minutes plays out like a perfect detective mystery thriller in the same vein as David Fincher, as characters are introduced alongside clues that progress the story. It’s really excellent filmmaking.
Beautifully shot in a way that feels cramped, as flashes of light interrupts darkness that keeps the viewer at…