They said in the movie, there is a million to one chance, that the mysterious killer picked a knife and even a same looking knife in the pawn shop. No8 said nothing to that point, he switches the topic. Plus they never analyzed the woman's testimony, they ignored it. Are her eyes good or bad, well her testimony could give some answers, but the jury never called the bailiff and never asked for the testimony, never went through the details, which one juror claimed is very detailed. The verdict is very flawed!
..I love you, and your emotions... ❤ ...but your editing was a bit weak. You cut away several times Before the big line... e.g., with the "conformity" walk scene, Keating's awesome line was edited out, "...ask yourself, why you were clapping". ...or after Todd throws the desk gift, you edit out, "...don't worry, you'll get another one next year." 🤣 🙏🏾
Great Reaction to this Classic...... Sorry I'm Late..... LoL..... I saw this Presented Muliple Times as a play in High School (Early 1980's)....... Shout out to the Legends in this Movie...... Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Jack Klugman, Martin Balsam, E.G. Marshall, Jack Warden, Ed Begley Director Lumet wrote in an article: "I shot the first third of the movie above eye level, shot the second third at eye level, and the last third from below eye level. In that way, toward the end, the ceiling began to appear. Not only were the walls closing in, the ceiling was as well. The sense of increasing claustrophobia did a lot to raise the tension of the last part of the movie." The kid not remembering the films is a believable statement. Movie houses weren't multi-screen when this movie was made. A cinema showed one or two movies so in the evening you could buy a double feature ticket without ever asking the name of the films. An angry kid wanting to get out of the summer heat buys a double feature ticket and spends the time stewing in anger paying no attention to the films is quite believable. Another Classic Movie that (mostly) takes place in one room, is "Arsenic and Old Lace"(1944), It had a long run on Broadway, and the movie was shot using most of the actors from the Broadway Production.....
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Man, Dustin Hoffman studied HARD for this role. He got everything right about Autism, but didn't limit it to a single set of traits, because his character basically covered everything. The headbanging, the special interests, the monotone voice, the vast knowledge of niche and random things a neurotypical generally wouldn't care for for the most part, the creative mind of a person with Autism, the ultra-sensitivity to loud noises and even the routines...he just absolutely nailed it. One of the best movies i've seen.
This movie is so perfect, because it describes the difference between narcissism (Charlie) and Autism (Raymond) so well. I wish more people would watch this masterpiece to understand that those two things are not the same, and it would also teach them to be kinder and more understanding to their fellow man. :)
I may have used the wrong word that you used for Henry Fonda, calling for another vote, but the point is made. He was playing tic-tac-toe with the other jurist.
I must’ve watched 20 reactions to this movie, plus the movie itself, this is the first time that tick Tac toe came in to play. Because of what you said, boxing them out.
I was a very young teenager when I first watched this. I thought, because of the all white suit and the way he defended the accused. I thought it was a *sci-fi* movie and that *Henry Fonda's* character, was some kind of *Angel.* An *angel of justice* or something. YES. I was very religious back then. lol D'oh!!!
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Movie reaction videos are the trash heap of RU-vid - literally the epitome of grifting off real content, but at least this chick seems to have a genuine emotional reaction unlike most of the drama student fake reactors lol. She should turn off the subtitles since she’s reacting to them before the lines. lol
A tip - I know you didn't want to show some scenes - i.e. the hanging scenes, but these are the scenes which resonate emotionally when watching your reaction. You do yourself and your viewers a disservice if you don't include them on screen with your reaction - some people haven't watched the movie and have no idea what you're shocked about
This is actually how an pilot episode should be made: Premise established Main Characters established and their relationships established Their main personality traits established The Theme of the first episode exactly tells you how the show continue. It is incredible
