Most of the time, there is enough evidence present that he can explain his thought processes to you. But, as you near the end, the man outthinks a computer and we didn't buy that at all. Then again, we started to lose interest in the film much earlier. It happens when films are adapted from books. Some things get left out.
Some clues seem to pop up too easily.
If you're paying close attention, everything piles up until coincidences push the movie into the realm of dumb. Of course, our job is to pay very close attention to everything on screen. We miss the intensity in the eyes of actor Morgan Freeman that was present the last time out. On average, a first run movie ticket will run you Eight Bucks. Were Cranky able to set his own price to Along Came A Spider , he would have paid . . .