The 2020s are only halfway over, but there have already been some great crime movies for fans of the genre to enjoy. The 2020s have offered a mix of comedies, period dramas and murder mysteries that all take the crime genre to new and interesting places. The genre has always had plenty of variety, so it’s exciting to see how it’s evolving in the 2020s. Hopefully, the 2020s can continue this trend.
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