12 Angry Men
Crime • 1997 • 1 hr 57 min
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Incredible drama with amazing down to earth human performances.
Not as good as the original, but that's an extremely high bar to reach. Still a really great and worthy remake with a great cast
A classic that has to be seen by all film junkies
As good as 57 version. Added focus on class & race. Prejudice blinds jury to truth. A message we need now more than ever. Bravo Jack Lemmon
An view into one of the most secretive parts of American civic life. The one room the whole movie occurs in adds claustrophobic pressure.
I couldnt’t believe one room movies can be interesting until watch this one
There is no movie like this one that you really feel that you're in there
Watched this in English class and absolutely loved it. It’s a bit of a slow burn, but it was still overall really great
My law proffesor told me to watch this movie albeit the 1957 version of it but close enough. Good movie.
A pretty good remake of a 50’s classic. Lots of star power in this one
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