Review of Presumed Innocent (1990) by Ted Pigeon for Slant Magazine — 11 Jul 1994
Pakula plays to Ford’s strengths, allowing the actor to use his face more than his words to convey the doubt, shame, and self-loathing Rusty experiences. The film may be more outright gripping during the courtroom scenes, but the quieter scenes between Ford and Scacchi leave more lasting impressions.
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This review of Presumed Innocent (1990) was written by Ted Pigeon and published by Slant Magazine on 11 Jul 1994.
Presumed Innocent has generally received positive reviews.
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