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 Each era of cinema is defined, at least in part, by the kinds of movies that couldn't have been made at any other time. Which is why, despite boasting an endless mix of masterpieces from around the world, 1970s cinema remains synonymous with sordid vigilante stories about rogue cops fighting to regain some degree of control over a world. increasingly chaotic. Which is why the spate of quasi-Shakespearean high school movies that closed out the '90s became such turbocharged nostalgic fuel after Columbine and 9/11 combined to close out the entire subgenre. And that's also why glossy pig crap like Apple TV+'s "Ghosted" will prove more instructive to streaming-era history than standouts like "Roma," "The Lost Daughter," or "The Power of the dog". Consider that a lucky break for a paint-by-numbers action movie that feels like it's already been half-forgotten when it starts playing on your TV. Director: Dexter Fletcher Writers: Rhet...