The Lincoln Lawyer
Crime • R • 2011 • 1 hr 59 min
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A really good crime thriller with a very satisfying end. A must watch!
I can watch this over and over. Very good thriller. Great cast. Matthew is perfect for this.
Excellent crime/mystery drama. Can be a bit slow, but it keeps you guessing and has a great twist ending.
Not any mind bending plot, but still a good thriller
Fantastic movie, had some amazing performances and the story is great, love all the twists and turns
Outstanding movie and Matthew shines in this movie one of his best movies reminds me of shooter with the story but lawyer instead of sniper
Excellent story ... Captivating... Suspenseful....
Me recuerda al wey que vendía elotes afuera de la 20 por allá en el 2002
Surprisingly more than I thought it was going to be. A classic rewatch for me
One of Matthew McConaughey‘s best films and it’s not even close
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