A murder that ends up revealing the people of a town
Robert Altman likes big ensemble casts and letting them lay out their stories before getting to the plot. That’s true of Cookie’s Fortune which introduces people like Charles S. Dutton, Patricia Neal, Glenn Close, Liv Tyler, and Chris O’Donnell before ever getting to what the movie is about. Dutton for example is a man about town who tries to look out for the aging Neal who is the Cookie in the title. The story ends up revolving around a murder mystery. It actually isn’t about that but really the town and its people and all their histories which get explored while looking into the case. Dutton shines as a man with a heart of gold. Close is crazy. I mean really crazy. This is definitely one of Altman’s best films.
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