The movie floats by, investing us with horror, then with hope, and then with something

like deep knowledge of how far the complicity spread and continues to spread.

Scorsese and his co-writer Eric Roth saved the summing up for the end in a devastating

coda that I don't want to spoil other than to say it jumps ahead by decade or two to

show how great American crimes are made in the stories we tell to entertain ourselves.

The better to put them out of our minds after the show is over.

It's a long blur, but a great one.

My boy, Ty Burr, who gives killers the flower moon four stars as the raves are in.

As always, we're doing it again.

We're doing it.

Exactly.

You know what?

It's so funny.

I was like, okay, we do a new movie every week, and I tried to watch the burial, which is

with Tommy Lee Jones and Jamie Foxx, a developer in Amazon Prime, don't have to get to the movie,

easy one and streaming, and then just we had a lot of stuff going on this week.

I'm not going to bore you with the details, but people are in and out.

My wife's got a bunch of family visiting, so I was like, I got half hour in and I couldn't

do it.

So I said, all right, we're going to have to just do killers the flower moon again.

That's our new movie again.

The first time ever, you know, maybe you missed last week's episode, we're doing it again.

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