VALUTAZIONE IMDb
5,6/10
1919
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- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
Andrew R. Kaplan
- Assistant District Attorney
- (as Andrew Kaplan)
Gary Ray Moore
- Car Salesman
- (as Gary Moore)
Zachary T. Robbins
- Hunter Wilkes
- (as Zach Robbins)
Recensioni in evidenza
Yet another courtroom drama. The problem with these kind of films is "how do you wrap it up", and The Trial doesn't escape from the same lame ending as many more films before it.
interesting up to a point, the first half of the film qualifies as a "very good, for-TV show", but thats about it. the current 5.8 IMDb vote pretty much sums it up, add the fact that the film itself is not really interesting, and you know you can do better with 90 minutes of your time.
A retiring lawyer whose son just died takes on the defense of a very unlikely young ex-marine, who is obviously being framed for the murder of his fiancée. The only two actors worth mentioning, the two lawyers, go trough the case until the verdict; Then, a rapid - and very unwelcome - change of pace leads to the fast and amateurish end of the film.
The Trial is the very essence of a film that can be missed - it has no redeeming qualities, and although not horrible per se, there is absolutely nothing to keep you interested. Not the kind of rubbish that makes you change the channel, but certainly not something you might want to rent or buy.
4/10
decent but uninvolved acting, recycled script with no conclusion, boring music, and so-so production. Avoid.
interesting up to a point, the first half of the film qualifies as a "very good, for-TV show", but thats about it. the current 5.8 IMDb vote pretty much sums it up, add the fact that the film itself is not really interesting, and you know you can do better with 90 minutes of your time.
A retiring lawyer whose son just died takes on the defense of a very unlikely young ex-marine, who is obviously being framed for the murder of his fiancée. The only two actors worth mentioning, the two lawyers, go trough the case until the verdict; Then, a rapid - and very unwelcome - change of pace leads to the fast and amateurish end of the film.
The Trial is the very essence of a film that can be missed - it has no redeeming qualities, and although not horrible per se, there is absolutely nothing to keep you interested. Not the kind of rubbish that makes you change the channel, but certainly not something you might want to rent or buy.
4/10
decent but uninvolved acting, recycled script with no conclusion, boring music, and so-so production. Avoid.
Given the fact that this appeared on a Christian channel, our house expected this to have something ultimately it did not have. May I suggest, you do NOT waste your time. There isn't 1 redeeming feature within the 95 minutes of this film which is actually hugely disappointing and has little to do with Christianity. There are many many other things you can find to do in the 95 minutes this lasts which will be more beneficial than sitting through it. The ending, in my view, isn't really that believeable
It's so hard to find a movie lately that is;
- easy to follow
- dialogue you can actually hear and understand
- a good story
- not dropping continuous, solicitous profanities for no apparent reason
- not flashing around in some bizarre time warp
- has a definitive ending that doesn't result in you wanting that small part of your life back.
I went into this movie without knowing much about it besides it being about a criminal case that involves capital punishment. My expectations weren't really that high, I just wanted to be entertained for an hour and a half, unfortunately this movie did not cut it. If you've watched any other movie or TV show involving criminal cases or jury trials you can pretty much predict everything that is going to happen within the first 10 minutes of the movie and the cornier you guess the better. This movie hit every cliché there is at least twice. I guess you might have to give the actors some credit for keeping a straight face while saying their lines. The actors are pretty much the only reason I gave this 4 stars, the story itself deserves a 1, since a 0 doesn't exist. I certainly can't recommend this movie to anyone. If you think about going to see it I recommend you rent yourself a copy of any John Grisham movie or watch Law and Order Trial by Jury.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizBased on a novel by Robert Whitlow.
- BlooperAt about the 50-minute mark, Mindy (Nikki Deloach) is standing in front of the poster board in the law office. The label for the surveillance photos is misspelled, "SURVELLIENCE."
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- Robert Whitlow's The Trial
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Monroe, Carolina del Nord, Stati Uniti(On location and small town scenes, Mac's house, exterior locations.)
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- Budget
- 1.100.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 19.753 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 8957 USD
- 12 set 2010
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 19.753 USD
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