Review of Philadelphia (1993) by Dominic S — 22 May 2012
A very touching and sad story about AIDS and gay rights during the late 80s and early 90s. This story which stars Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington also is about a court case between a law office and one of its employees, Andrew Beckett (Hanks), a homosexual conflicted with AIDS and who was fired from his job after the virus took full notice.
This story is incredible and the ending was so sad that I teared up.
A great story and I believe Denzel Washington should have at least got a nomination for his work in this film.
I can't believe how touching this film is. A homophobic lawyer and his client who is gay. The case involves the client's employment termination due to his illness of AIDS which was a result of his sexual preferences. A very sad and moving story that has to be experienced.
Philadelphia, I give you a 100%.
This review of Philadelphia (1993) was written by Dominic S on 22 May 2012.
Philadelphia has generally received very positive reviews.
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