Primal Fear
Crime • R • 1996 • 2 hr 10 min
Starring
Richard Gere, Laura Linney, Edward Norton, John Mahoney, Alfre Woodard
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This film was so good! I thought I knew it all and that i guessed the plot twist but Christ does that film end immaculately!!!
If you like lawyer movies, this is a good one. It’ll keep you glued to the end with a surprise twist!!!
Great performance by Edward Norton. A classic 90s courtroom drama with a restrained take on Church-related sexual abuse.
This film has one of the greatest plot twists in the history of cinema..
Thriller with a standout performance by Edward Norton. The suspenseful plot and twists make it a must-watch film that I thoroughly enjoyed.
This movie genuinely made me shiver. It’s a purely riveting courtroom drama with an ending no one could’ve predicted. It’s a masterpiece.
Great story with stand out performance by Edward Norton. Don’t read anything just go in blind
I knew exactly where it was going from almost the beginning, but boy was it a lot of fun getting there.
Fantastic acting from Edward Norton. Has aged well and the twists did get me on my first watch for sure!
Decent movie. Twist at the end caught me off guard. Edward Norton plays well, as does the remaining cast !!
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