A Time to Kill
Crime • R • 1996 • 2 hr 29 min
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Great film, grim subject but such is life. Definitely give it a go.
Pretty decent courtroom drama. Acting is very good. Story is good as well. Writing is only okay. Script is a bit predictable. Worth a watch.
(8.4/10) A story ripe with racial conflict in the aftermath of America’s segregation policies. Today’s stars in their early career
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched this film but it’s almost like I’m watching it gif the first tone each time I watch it.
Tense drama that utilizes every minute of its longer runtime. Debate works through the entire movie.
Amazing movie with an important subject.
The closest rendition of book to movie I’ve ever seen. In fact I’ve actually named it as the only exception before. GREAT. Do not miss.
One of the greatest movies I’ve ever watched. Pulls at your heartstrings and gets you thinking.
Phenomenal movie! Sick sick sick subject matter though. So many great performances but young Matthew, Wow! Just Wow!!!
Top 10 court dramas! I think this put McConaughey on the map. Great performance by him!
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