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Synopsis

TV series based on James Patterson’s Alex Cross novels

Alex Cross uses forensic psychology to analyze criminals' lies, delving into the victim's psyche to identify criminals and bring them to justice. Aldis Hodge talks about acting and producing the crime drama 'Cross’; what he should be known for as an actor and producer, and his commitment to pushing diverse narratives through his production work.

Spin-off based on James Patterson’s Dr

Alex Cross. I’m probably one of the few people who liked the Tyler Perry reboot.

Despite other reviewers saying the show starts off slow, I disagree

It was a solid movie that just suffered because Tyler himself wasn’t really believable as someone who could lend a hand and serve up a three-part combo of con artists, criminals, and villains. I have to assume that the potential of this reboot set the stage for this series.

In the first 5 minutes, Aldis completely redefines the term “Dick” detective

Like the Jack Ryan series, this is a worthy entry into the genre, but this series isn’t quite as consistent. The stakes are higher in the later episodes, but in my opinion the show has a group, falters, and then comes back to life around episode 5.

With Jack Ryan, seasons 2 and 3 were slower and weaker, I hope this show continues to build

I think the team here knows how to tell a great story, I just found the pacing to be… Your guide to all the new movies and shows streaming on Prime Video in the US this month.

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