Leigh allen had grandiose symptoms narcissistic personality disorder and ‘bipolar tendencies’. the lack of the Police’s ability to ‘recognise’ him (via arresting him) would be the equivalent to you or I having to sneeze and having to hold it for years.
If you have been around narcissists they always tell you who they are, we shrug peoples remarks off and make excuses for them. they always tell on themselves
They interviewed him. Got writing samples from both hands. Searched his trailer and none of his weapons matched the ballistics. Then later in the 90's they did a DNA test and he wasn't a match. Not saying he wasn't the Zodiac, but they had no evidence on him but hearsay.
they made scene wanting to say he is killer definitely...but it is not like that... legitimate suspect and creep for sure but not definitely... there were some problems with theory him being murder
@jackashmore only 3 awards and 33 million in thr US and Canada. It cost over 65 million to make. I will agree that once it hit dvds that it took off. But that's the gems we don't get anymore. It's all woke bs with a message nowadays.
Arthur Leigh Allen couldn’t have been the Z. He was too big. People that knew him described him with words such as, “towering” and “hulking” … yet no one that survived the killer described him as such. They said he was about 5’8-5’9 200 lbs. No one said he was a big dude. No one. That always stuck out for me.
@@cruz_rossi99 "seemed", but who really knows. We are all relying on scant details. It could have been him, but it might not have been. Sadly we will never know :(
You can tell LA Noire got a lot of inspiration for those in-game interrogation scenes from Zodiac (amongst others of course), and the actors must have taken huge cues from this scene. The intonation, the pacing, the eyes shifting, the angles, little shifts in the chair, the reaction dialogue to the suggestion of the schoolchildren (would be Accuse). Feels like this scene could have been in that game easily.
No it was 1994. Forrest gump , pulp fiction , Jurassic park , Shawshank redemption etc. But after 2008 , the decline became rapid with Ironman starting the Marvel/DC universes
I've heard that the bloody knife for the chickens thing was totally made up by Graysmith and no law enforcement spoke to having that interaction with Allen. Seems like a pretty huge thing to make up.
@@mattybricks8003stfu they where sociopathic serial killers who lived off the news articles wrote about them. You have serial killers like that all over the world, on the 70s-80s psychology was still on its infancy so many sociopaths and psychopaths would abuse the system, acting 'normal' one day and then going full evil the next day.
from what i understand each letter was just random BS every time. there wasn't a single clear "code". so yeah, they could get hints from one document, but the next was just gibberish.
it’s not 100% true but most people do wear it on their non dominant hands yes i believe that’s what they were showing in this film specially when they all looked down at his hands with his watch clearly showing in the scene
Utter bs Coming from a righty that has never worn my watch on my left hand. Feels weird. What you're saying is a myth, not concrete reality. Some people may feel compelled to do so, but it's still not some hard fact.
@@eyeseer1Mike Mageau "identified" Arthur Leigh Allen 22 years after briefly seeing only the profile of his attacker. Sadly, that was 22 years of hard drug and alcohol abuse, too... the trauma that poor man endured is admittedly awful to think about. I can't even begin to imagine...
@@eyeseer1 His own kids say it was him. Too many coincidences and circumstantial evidence. The kids were even bought along for the murders by the beach and remember it.
@@eyeseer1he could have easily got someone to lick the stamp and apply it to the letter prior to writing on it. An older lady perhaps so no dna would ever show up in a criminal data base
Ive been meaning to see this movie for years, ive heard its excellent and i love finchers work in general, but ive literally never managed to stay awake for the whole thing.
It is a detective film. Do not go in thinking it a thriller or horror film. It has those elements, but it is a neo- noir detective story most of all. Try to put yourself in the shoes of not just the people investigating, but the killer himself...
ALA was not the “best” suspect. Don chaney was proven to have lied about his allegations and ALA just enjoyed goading the police, most likely because he knew they could never prove anything because there was no evidence due to the fact he had nothing to do with it. He probably enjoyed the attention and probably enjoyed wasting police time due to his previous criminal history. If it werent for the zodiac suspicion against him barely anyone would remember who he is and those that did would just remember him as some nonce, as apposed to being remembered as one of the most notorious serial killers since jack the ripper
I saw this movie in the theaters when it came out. Didn’t even know about it. But I knew about the case. While I’m watching it I realize it’s a fincher film. I didn’t want it to end. It was a magical night at the theater. Only a handful of those.
I hate that Gyllenhaal finally played a comic book character and it was fuggin’ Mysterious they got him to play. I so badly want him to play someone like Joker after seeing him in Nightcrawler.
@@airsir9559 Just makes me long for the Bruce Campbell Mysterio. Supposedly in the Raimi trilogy the reason why he's in so many different roles is that he was gonna turn out to be Mysterio. Every time me and my friend watch the wrestling scene from 1 I mention that if it all panned out, Mysterio gave him his name, he knew the identity of Mary Jane from being the guy at the show AND the restaurant. Would've been amazing.
@@airsir9559 Would also make the Raimi games creepy in retrospect, that it was Mysterio himself giving us the tutorials. ...Unless he mentions he's Bruce in the tutorials I don't remember
I mean, yeah, he was in Fargo. But John Carroll Lynch's character as Marge's husband was so incredibly small and insignificant really. What did he have...4 or 5 small and trivial (ex... "how was work today, honey?) lines? Maybe 5 collective minutes of overall screentime, too lol. I don't know how you can honestly say he "rocked". Steve Buscemi rocked in that film. Even the actor who played William H. Macy's father in law, Harvey Presnell, was great. He was a prick but he was entertaining to watch lol
I give it 40% odds that ALA is the Zodiac. The movie makes a compelling case from Graysmith's evidence, but Graysmith's evidence is kinda crap. It's all circumstantial and the physical evidence that could confirm it has all come up negative. Handwriting doesn't match, DNA doesn't match, fingerprints don't match. He was definitely a violent sociopath and an evil man than should have been tied to and anchor and thrown into San Francisco Bay for what he did to kids, but I think he wanted to confuse the investigation as a means of getting revenge on the police for cutting off his easy access to school children. I'm not sure the evidence even supports there being one killer in the Zodiac case. I would not be surprised if there were two killers. The lovers lane killer and the letter writer who may have killed Paul Stein to back up his claims. It's also possible Paul Stein was killed in a regular robbery and the San Francisco PD took a piece of his shirt and falsified the letter to get the Zodiac case in their jurisdiction. I don't think we'll ever know at this point. It's like Jack the Ripper, too much time and too much noise obscures the truth.
Most overlooked, BRILLIANT piece of subtle film making was that throughout the entire movie the Detective took food from his partner, had him bring him Animal Crackers, etc. But after that scene in the diner he took out money and paid the breakfast with Robert. This shows that he likely had more respect for Robert than he did his own partner (who I am sure he also respected, but it speaks to how much he thought of Robert) David Fincher is a genius.
Living in the Lake Tahoe region it’s now clear this was a group of Ex-Military men pulling these murders off. Another serial killer was found in the region and had a woman locked in a homemade jail, this happened in the mid-80’s and everything got with Zodiac. Until they discovered he was Asian but a former Marine along with all his friends who were part of a “club” who gathered together to watch The Worlds Most Dangerous Game.
@@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178 don't listen to him. Just another crazy Zodiac theory that will lead you down a meaningless rabbit hole with no real resolution in the end...
I am mostly left-handed, write with my left, shoot with my right, bat left-handed, throw with my right, catch with my left, and I wear my watch on my left wrist.
people .. this movie was based on a book by the cartoonist that though for sure he figured out who the zodiac was .. "lee" in this seen was a pedo who liked to make himself seem more wild then he was by telling his piers he was the zodiac .... when they mapped his whereabouts he literally wasnt even in the same state when the murders happened . and to add on .. zodiac watches have been made since 1882
One thing that i thought was odd about this scene is that he's left handed and yet he's wearing his watch on his left hand. Usually you wear a watch around the wrist of the hand you don't write in. Mind you I've been following the Zodiac case for years. I even co-run a popular Facebook group about the Zodiac Killer called The Zodiac Killer Discussion Group...and I know Arthur Leigh Allen was NOT the Zodiac Killer (for a multitude of reasons) and I emphatically stand behind that belief...but I never noticed that detail in this scene before... But knowing that David Fincher is the Stanley Kubrick of our filmmaking era (an articulate perfectionist), I can only assume that Arthur did wear his watch on his left hand... I mean, that's too big of a detail for a filmmaker like David Fincher to get wrong.
I am left handed and when i had watches i would wear them on my left hand too. It would feel weird to me wearing them on the right hand. And if the watch would make it hard to write id probably just take it off. I always wondered why right handed people have their watches on their left hand.
@@sladjanivkovic2 it's not an "obsession", it's a hobby. Between work, my family and other things going on in my personal life, I barely research the case anymore and with a few other admins in the FB Zodiac group, I don't need to be there literally everyday to watch over it lol
@@Swiss_Cynic that's actually pretty interesting to know. Obviously I didn't know that before lol I just based what I thought off of my Dad, who's left handed, and showed me how to wear a watch. But then again, what he showed me was only his preference.
The fact that the Real Zodiac was at the filming of this movie as a consultant is insane n such a meta thing to do especially for even the Zodiac 😂😂. “Richard Lee”🤦🏿♂️ mf dead now so no justice I guess.
If i was ever a murder suspect i would NOT tell the detectives how fascinated i am by murders.
found the murderer hes right here officers
Leigh allen had grandiose symptoms narcissistic personality disorder and ‘bipolar tendencies’. the lack of the Police’s ability to ‘recognise’ him (via arresting him) would be the equivalent to you or I having to sneeze and having to hold it for years.
@@alanevans6482 Justice is blind, no, they're not allowed to arrest him only based on that.
If you have been around narcissists they always tell you who they are, we shrug peoples remarks off and make excuses for them. they always tell on themselves
They interviewed him. Got writing samples from both hands. Searched his trailer and none of his weapons matched the ballistics. Then later in the 90's they did a DNA test and he wasn't a match. Not saying he wasn't the Zodiac, but they had no evidence on him but hearsay.
Lee: That preserved woman's head I had in my refrigerator I found from an homeless junkie that had died of an overdose the month before.
This movie has great lighting in every scene. Great camera work too! The cinematography is outstanding!
David Fincher 😮💨
it is all green screen
Shot on a Digital Thomson Viper Filmstream camera. It was the first major studio feature to be shot and produced digitally
Was this before or after he and his brother sold McDonalds to Ray Kroc?
Explains a lot....lol
Yeah and "Goose" didn't die when he ejected, he just went to the police academy!
Hahahaha
😂
Haha for those who don't get the reference, the bald killer guy was also cast in The Founder as one of the McDonald's founders. Hehe
John Carroll Lynch is such a damn fine actor. That scene is a masterclass
He’s one of those actors that always pops up as a supporting character in great films.
@@JackRice007for sure there are so many silent actors who provide and solidify the scene
Dudes just adding evidence to his alibi and wants me to think he’s NOT the killer
they made scene wanting to say he is killer definitely...but it is not like that... legitimate suspect and creep for sure but not definitely... there were some problems with theory him being murder
Movie is underrated. Really good detail and acting.
It’s the pacing! The pacing, Charlie. Without it we’ve got nothing.
A brilliant thriller. Keeps you on edge the whole time.
Underrated? This movie was praised for a good while
@jackashmore only 3 awards and 33 million in thr US and Canada. It cost over 65 million to make. I will agree that once it hit dvds that it took off. But that's the gems we don't get anymore. It's all woke bs with a message nowadays.
@@Mexican_Marauder How is everything woke? Every movie ever made has a message.
Arthur Leigh Allen couldn’t have been the Z. He was too big. People that knew him described him with words such as, “towering” and “hulking” … yet no one that survived the killer described him as such. They said he was about 5’8-5’9 200 lbs. No one said he was a big dude. No one. That always stuck out for me.
Okay, Detective.
@@DoctorBirdleaf 😂😂😂😂🕵🏻♂️
@@e.gonzalez3739 The zodiac seemed more short and stocky
@ Exactly
@@cruz_rossi99 "seemed", but who really knows. We are all relying on scant details. It could have been him, but it might not have been. Sadly we will never know :(
You can tell LA Noire got a lot of inspiration for those in-game interrogation scenes from Zodiac (amongst others of course), and the actors must have taken huge cues from this scene.
The intonation, the pacing, the eyes shifting, the angles, little shifts in the chair, the reaction dialogue to the suggestion of the schoolchildren (would be Accuse). Feels like this scene could have been in that game easily.
LA Noir sucked.
2007 was the high point in American cinema imo
Around that time, video games kinda peaked too... what a special couple of years
No it was 1994. Forrest gump , pulp fiction , Jurassic park , Shawshank redemption etc.
But after 2008 , the decline became rapid with Ironman starting the Marvel/DC universes
One of the officers broke into stu leonards and stole a bunch of pork loins
Yer but that's not why we are here at the moment
A real juicer
There he goes.. Mr. Type A personality!!
@@robertsquared2916watch it Chrissy 👉🏻
“So a two time loser “
I've heard that the bloody knife for the chickens thing was totally made up by Graysmith and no law enforcement spoke to having that interaction with Allen. Seems like a pretty huge thing to make up.
Funny that John Carrol Lynch, Mark Ruffalo, and the other cop are all in Shutter Island
John Carroll Lynch either plays goofballs or terrifying psychotic characters.
@@NotShowingOff I don't think I've ever seen him as a goofball haha. Unless you count the clown from Freakshow lol
@ Fargo, Norm
Teddy was Mk ultra’d
1:13 the look of someone who thinks they're looking at a murderer.
It’s a movie
What about it???@@Nanobot1989
Arthur Leigh Allen was locked in the same mental hospital as Edward Kemper;
The mental hospital is still in operation.
MK ultra
@@mattybricks8003stfu they where sociopathic serial killers who lived off the news articles wrote about them. You have serial killers like that all over the world, on the 70s-80s psychology was still on its infancy so many sociopaths and psychopaths would abuse the system, acting 'normal' one day and then going full evil the next day.
@@mattybricks8003there's always been violent people who take lives.
Imagine having lunch with those two.
@@stevetyrell8721 Imagine being lunch for those two.
I never understood how could the cipher be real and yet no NSA intern figured it out
from what i understand each letter was just random BS every time. there wasn't a single clear "code". so yeah, they could get hints from one document, but the next was just gibberish.
He seemed kinda dull. Pretty sure he'd misspell in his own wingdings
1:45 he says he's left handed but wears his watch on his left hand. You always wear your watch on the non dominant hand.
Nope. Not true. Wrong. Incorrect. False.
Really? I’m left handed and would probably wear a watch on my left hand. 🤷♂️
Ah I thought I was the only one that noticed this
it’s not 100% true but most people do wear it on their non dominant hands yes i believe that’s what they were showing in this film specially when they all looked down at his hands with his watch clearly showing in the scene
Utter bs
Coming from a righty that has never worn my watch on my left hand. Feels weird.
What you're saying is a myth, not concrete reality.
Some people may feel compelled to do so, but it's still not some hard fact.
Sounds like right after they said the name Rick Marshall, that they said Rick Marshall over the loud speaker lol 8:26
Just as I read your comment I heard it 😂
The current Netflix documentary really focuses on this guy as the prime suspect.
His DNA never matched the saliva from the Zodiac Killer letters.
He was identified by one eye witness.
@@eyeseer1Mike Mageau "identified" Arthur Leigh Allen 22 years after briefly seeing only the profile of his attacker. Sadly, that was 22 years of hard drug and alcohol abuse, too... the trauma that poor man endured is admittedly awful to think about. I can't even begin to imagine...
@@eyeseer1there’s a lot that links him to the killings, circumstantial but convincing nonetheless.
@@eyeseer1 His own kids say it was him. Too many coincidences and circumstantial evidence. The kids were even bought along for the murders by the beach and remember it.
@@eyeseer1he could have easily got someone to lick the stamp and apply it to the letter prior to writing on it. An older lady perhaps so no dna would ever show up in a criminal data base
Ive been meaning to see this movie for years, ive heard its excellent and i love finchers work in general, but ive literally never managed to stay awake for the whole thing.
It is
Probably top 5 American mainstream films of the 00s
Fabulous movie
Top 20 ever
It is a detective film. Do not go in thinking it a thriller or horror film. It has those elements, but it is a neo- noir detective story most of all. Try to put yourself in the shoes of not just the people investigating, but the killer himself...
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Brilliant Movie!
I believe the two main suspects actually worked together. One did the murders, the other wrote the letters to the media.
ALA was not the “best” suspect. Don chaney was proven to have lied about his allegations and ALA just enjoyed goading the police, most likely because he knew they could never prove anything because there was no evidence due to the fact he had nothing to do with it. He probably enjoyed the attention and probably enjoyed wasting police time due to his previous criminal history. If it werent for the zodiac suspicion against him barely anyone would remember who he is and those that did would just remember him as some nonce, as apposed to being remembered as one of the most notorious serial killers since jack the ripper
I really was hoping that Fischer would do a similar movie, in this vein about D.B. Cooper.
I saw this movie in the theaters when it came out. Didn’t even know about it. But I knew about the case. While I’m watching it I realize it’s a fincher film. I didn’t want it to end. It was a magical night at the theater. Only a handful of those.
Iron man, Bruce Banner, and even f*ckin Mysterio with all they do really couldn’t catch the Zodiac killer??? Cmon now
Casey Jones from TMNT 1 in the 90s
I hate that Gyllenhaal finally played a comic book character and it was fuggin’ Mysterious they got him to play. I so badly want him to play someone like Joker after seeing him in Nightcrawler.
@@airsir9559 Just makes me long for the Bruce Campbell Mysterio. Supposedly in the Raimi trilogy the reason why he's in so many different roles is that he was gonna turn out to be Mysterio.
Every time me and my friend watch the wrestling scene from 1 I mention that if it all panned out, Mysterio gave him his name, he knew the identity of Mary Jane from being the guy at the show AND the restaurant. Would've been amazing.
@@airsir9559 Would also make the Raimi games creepy in retrospect, that it was Mysterio himself giving us the tutorials. ...Unless he mentions he's Bruce in the tutorials I don't remember
One of the best films.
They don't make movies like this anymore.
Just barely noticed the watch said “zodiac” on it with the same symbol
all circumstancial
To be honest, after doing some of my own research, I'm pretty sold on this guy being the Zodiac.
Dude rocked in Fargo.😊
I mean, yeah, he was in Fargo. But John Carroll Lynch's character as Marge's husband was so incredibly small and insignificant really. What did he have...4 or 5 small and trivial (ex... "how was work today, honey?) lines? Maybe 5 collective minutes of overall screentime, too lol. I don't know how you can honestly say he "rocked". Steve Buscemi rocked in that film. Even the actor who played William H. Macy's father in law, Harvey Presnell, was great. He was a prick but he was entertaining to watch lol
He had the mallard on the 3 cent stamp!
He made Margie eyggs goddamit, right after hocking up the slimiest thickest loogie imaginable. He's my hero.
“It’s only the tree cent”
He was in it for like 4 scenes each lasting a couple of seconds. Also, Arby’s sucks.
I give it 40% odds that ALA is the Zodiac. The movie makes a compelling case from Graysmith's evidence, but Graysmith's evidence is kinda crap. It's all circumstantial and the physical evidence that could confirm it has all come up negative. Handwriting doesn't match, DNA doesn't match, fingerprints don't match. He was definitely a violent sociopath and an evil man than should have been tied to and anchor and thrown into San Francisco Bay for what he did to kids, but I think he wanted to confuse the investigation as a means of getting revenge on the police for cutting off his easy access to school children.
I'm not sure the evidence even supports there being one killer in the Zodiac case.
I would not be surprised if there were two killers. The lovers lane killer and the letter writer who may have killed Paul Stein to back up his claims. It's also possible Paul Stein was killed in a regular robbery and the San Francisco PD took a piece of his shirt and falsified the letter to get the Zodiac case in their jurisdiction.
I don't think we'll ever know at this point. It's like Jack the Ripper, too much time and too much noise obscures the truth.
A McDonald brother, The Hulk, Casey Jones and Dr. Green.
Casey Jones still fighting crime
WTF, Gilbert Lowe became a detective? Next thing you're going to tell me is that Lewis Skolnick became a race car driver.
It's gonna be a great year.
I’ve never seen that actor not crush a role.
A classic example of say less.
Arthur Leigh Allen was 100% the zodiac killer. He died days before they could arrest him
Most overlooked, BRILLIANT piece of subtle film making was that throughout the entire movie the Detective took food from his partner, had him bring him Animal Crackers, etc.
But after that scene in the diner he took out money and paid the breakfast with Robert. This shows that he likely had more respect for Robert than he did his own partner (who I am sure he also respected, but it speaks to how much he thought of Robert)
David Fincher is a genius.
Living in the Lake Tahoe region it’s now clear this was a group of Ex-Military men pulling these murders off. Another serial killer was found in the region and had a woman locked in a homemade jail, this happened in the mid-80’s and everything got with Zodiac. Until they discovered he was Asian but a former Marine along with all his friends who were part of a “club” who gathered together to watch The Worlds Most Dangerous Game.
Creepy and quite believable. Would like to know more if you are willing to tell...
@@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178 don't listen to him. Just another crazy Zodiac theory that will lead you down a meaningless rabbit hole with no real resolution in the end...
@@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178 yeah, and if you could come down to the station to get a clearer picture would be great
Charles Ng and Leonard Lake
@@state0fdecay365 If you could just jot down them coordinates I would happily oblige to your meet and greet.
The funniest part is that I don't believe Allen was the Zodiac.
He trolled these cops for the rest of his life. It was a game to him
0:31 you are the guy that broke into Stew Leonard's that time, you stole all those pork loins´´
Kevin from The Office was the Zodiac Killer?
He’s the Scranton strangler
Left handers don't keep watches on their left hand
Yes we do. Been left handed for 45 years and since about 13 or so it's been on my left hand.
@@af7119 Same here, don't know what this guy is talking about.
lol I've worn my watch on my left hand for my whole entire life.
Crazy i didn’t know you knew every left handed person in the world. We must’ve meet somewhere
I am mostly left-handed, write with my left, shoot with my right, bat left-handed, throw with my right, catch with my left, and I wear my watch on my left wrist.
It was him, but they could never prove it.
Well case closed everybody. This random RUclips commenter cracked the case
@@Nanobot1989 yep, thank you!
Both of you raise you’re hand next time before you talk . I may or may not call on you
Gyllenhall monologuing at full breath about murders in a restaurant is a bit of a stretch.
😮
never steal mcdonalds or places like that and this wont happen
He killed some, but not all.......
Wuh oh, looks like Drew Carey's brother is in a whole heap of trouble
It's hard to believe Lee would go on to design stamps for the US Postal service.
I'm a lefty watch always on the left
You are a serial killer
❤❤❤
he incriminates himself worse then jeremy dewitte
dr greene jumpscare
people .. this movie was based on a book by the cartoonist that though for sure he figured out who the zodiac was .. "lee" in this seen was a pedo who liked to make himself seem more wild then he was by telling his piers he was the zodiac .... when they mapped his whereabouts he literally wasnt even in the same state when the murders happened . and to add on .. zodiac watches have been made since 1882
He lies about being ambidextrous. He’s wearing a watch on his left hand, indicating he is right handed.
One thing that i thought was odd about this scene is that he's left handed and yet he's wearing his watch on his left hand. Usually you wear a watch around the wrist of the hand you don't write in.
Mind you I've been following the Zodiac case for years. I even co-run a popular Facebook group about the Zodiac Killer called The Zodiac Killer Discussion Group...and I know Arthur Leigh Allen was NOT the Zodiac Killer (for a multitude of reasons) and I emphatically stand behind that belief...but I never noticed that detail in this scene before... But knowing that David Fincher is the Stanley Kubrick of our filmmaking era (an articulate perfectionist), I can only assume that Arthur did wear his watch on his left hand... I mean, that's too big of a detail for a filmmaker like David Fincher to get wrong.
I am left handed and when i had watches i would wear them on my left hand too. It would feel weird to me wearing them on the right hand. And if the watch would make it hard to write id probably just take it off. I always wondered why right handed people have their watches on their left hand.
Dude, that is unhealthy obsession lmao
@@sladjanivkovic2 it's not an "obsession", it's a hobby. Between work, my family and other things going on in my personal life, I barely research the case anymore and with a few other admins in the FB Zodiac group, I don't need to be there literally everyday to watch over it lol
@@Swiss_Cynic that's actually pretty interesting to know. Obviously I didn't know that before lol I just based what I thought off of my Dad, who's left handed, and showed me how to wear a watch. But then again, what he showed me was only his preference.
Been left handed for 45 years and since about 13 or so it's been on my left hand
I asked open ai to solve this. It said the unsolved puzzle that supposed to have his name said my name is leigh
zodiac is a cop
Is it just me or those anyone else think Mark Ruffalo look a bit like Raj from The Big Bang Theory in this scene ?
It’s the hairstyle right?
@@airsir9559 yeah I think your right lol
robert durst said the same thing on the stand "I didn't ill susan berman , but if i did, i wouldn't tell you that i did"
The fact that the Real Zodiac was at the filming of this movie as a consultant is insane n such a meta thing to do especially for even the Zodiac 😂😂. “Richard Lee”🤦🏿♂️ mf dead now so no justice I guess.
What are you talking about?
Bro Mindhunter is so much better
Mindhunter is great but it's not better than Zodiac.
I can’t watch these virtue signaling narcissists anymore. Sad
Arthur was the killer well wait and see next year in 2025
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