The Verdict (1982).

[Taltarzac725]

The Verdict (1982) - Rotten Tomatoes (https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/verdict/)

I really liked the Summary of the Case by the Paul Newman played character. :bigbow:

This movie is worth a second look or even a fifteen or more just for Newman's acting.

In case you want to wait for seeing the movie again before viewing the Closing Argument again I will just put in a link-- American Rhetoric: Movie Speech from The Verdict - Frank Galvin's Closing Argument (http://www.americanrhetoric.com/MovieSpeeches/moviespeechtheverdict.html)

[Cedwards38]

It was a great performance with an intriguing plot. It's currently available on Netflix.

[Taltarzac725]

It was a great performance with an intriguing plot. It's currently available on Netflix.

I got it from the Lake County Library System. You can get DVDs put on hold from any library in their system. Does cost $20.00 a six month period though for Sumter County residents. Lake and Marion County residents seem to get these for free. Reciprocal Borrowing (https://www.mylakelibrary.org/services/reciprocal_borrowing.aspx)

It is worth the cost for all the items available in Lake County. And I ca still go to Sumter County Library System whenever I want as a resident for free.

[rubicon]

I enjoy movies from the past. I find some good ones on MGM channel 460 (Comcast).

DVR'd Lonely Are The Brave starring Kirk Douglas and Gena Rowlands what a great movie

Enjoyed The Verdict.

Many of the older movies focused and expanded on characters and dialogue, struggles, victories . Today most movie fillers are gratuitous sex scenes car chases or special effect. hence writing quality plots etc suffer.

[kellyjam]

Very good flick. Especially liked James Mason as the heavy. "Why would you keep a copy?"