Katz, of Fort Lauderdale, is one of a rare breed: a licensed private investigator who traded the traditional gumshoe world for a life tracking wandering animals.
Before long, artificial intelligence should be able to analyze the data pouring in from devices and nail criminals better than any human gumshoe .
Still, Smith has willingly sacrificed his offense and embraced his role as a basketball gumshoe. tailing and shadowing those who mean to do harm to the Cavs.
Down there, a new law would require doctors to go gumshoe on the private lives of their patients.
Spoiler alert: at the end of the movie, almost everyone’s kicked the bucket, leaving Jack Nicholson’s wearied gumshoe to ponder the bleak lesson that power stays with those in power and nothing really changes.
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