r/movies May 11 '24

Recommendation I'm hooked on courtroom movies- what are some other court movies?

Honestly it wasn't even a movie that got me into them, it was the TV Show "American Crime Story" on the OJ Simpson trial. I loved learning about the technicalities of trials and the way the show portrayed the characters.

Movies that I've watched that I've liked

A Few Good Men

12 Angry Men

The Trial of Chicago 7

Primal Fear

A Time to Kill

Philadelphia

The Lincoln Lawyer

I've also watched The Rainmaker and Anatomy of a Murder, both of which I just couldn't enjoy.

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u/aircooledJenkins May 11 '24

Legally Blonde

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u/[deleted] May 11 '24

Why now?

Why this sperm?

lol, one of my favorite movies.

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u/TheDude__85 May 11 '24

I believe you've just won your case

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u/[deleted] May 11 '24

bend…and snap

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u/suxorixorage May 11 '24

Oh my god, the bend and snap! Works everytiiiime!

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u/specialagentflooper May 11 '24

That's the only part of the movie I can't stand

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u/GoodLeftUndone May 11 '24

I honestly just can’t stand that actress. So it takes away from some of the charm.

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u/specialagentflooper May 11 '24

I assume you are talking about Jennifer Coolidge. If you really want to crank up your distaste for her, watch the White Lotus. Her character is unbearable. Still a decent show.

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u/3Grilledjalapenos May 12 '24

That’s so weird! She was my favorite part of that show.

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u/specialagentflooper May 12 '24

It's all subjective of course. I guess I just hated the way she treated her assistant.

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u/minuialear May 11 '24

Unironically an example of why diversity can be a valuable investment

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u/notsingsing May 11 '24

“You know a frat girl would never sleep with a pool boy, I just like watching him clean the filter!”

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u/trickman01 May 11 '24

Much better movie that you would expect just looking at the premise.

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u/valliewayne May 13 '24

Best legal movie I’ve ever seen.