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The Reid technique came from a police officer named John Reid devised so that police officers can get confessions out of people in order to close cases at a high rate. This technique does indeed get confessions, but not confessions from the people who actually committed the crime. The Reid technique requires officers to pay close attention to things that the person does such as, changes in body language and facial expressions. The officers pay close attention to the persons body language that involves looking around, picking lint of their close or shaking their leg. The officers use these signs as a way to prove that the person is lying. This process is flawed because it causes anxiety in the person making them flustered while moving rapidly and sweating, which leads to them confessing to something they did not do. People realize that they are in a bad situation, and often times confess in order to get out of it on the bases that they will be able to fight it later in court. The T.V....

Great acting, beautiful visuals and some intense action. First impressive thing I noticed was its rich attention to detail in world building and its characters. My only criticism, I would have like to have seen more of the Killmonger character, as I feel they didn't go far enough with him. Over-all, this is a fun and enjoyable movie with action, comedy, drama. There are some complex social political overtones mixed in, but it never feels heavy handed, and I feel that the over-all message is positive for humanity as a whole. If this type of movie isn't your cup of tea, fair enough, but if you are on the fence about watching due to pre-conceived notions about its content and message, I would recommend you give it a try, and I think you will be pleasantly surprised.