Review of Presumed Innocent (1990) by Alec B — 28 Apr 2012
Given my general distaste for legal thrillers, I was surprised by how much I ended up liking this. Harrison Ford is outstanding, probably one of the few lawyer performances that utilizes brevity and nuance over grandstanding and blustery speech making.
The same can be said of Pakula's direction and the script. The inherent irony of the title is perhaps hammered in a little too hard in the end, but it still manages to stay within the realm of intriguing moral ambiguity.
This review of Presumed Innocent (1990) was written by Alec B on 28 Apr 2012.
Presumed Innocent has generally received positive reviews.
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