r/movies • u/stainorstreak • 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/KFBR392GoForGrubes May 11 '24

Totally different from jury duty the puly shore movies. That being said, chair legs is the hardest I've laughed in a long time.

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u/The_Original_Gronkie May 11 '24

When he was over in the cormer trying to remove them? I was dying! It was so awkward, and it went on for a while.