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Dr. Dani SanchezThis week’s #FridayThrillerClub leading ladies are Rachel Weisz and Joanna Going (also pictured are John Cusack and Dustin Hoffman)
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Posters for “Runaway Jury” from The USA, South Korea, Bulgaria and Spain
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ManWithPezIn this book, Grisham REALLY gets in there with the lawyers AND the jury as characters...just about everyone. Minus one. You can probably guess.
And is THAT BRUCE MCGILL I SPY?!!! YAY!!!
Higher than a kite and ready for an adaptation of a very fine book!
I think I only read it five times.
sgt1372@mookie Saw #RunawayJury a long time ago. As a sometime trial lawyer, I found it "interesting" but not very realistic.
DeadlineDustin Hoffman Compares “Genius” Gene Hackman To Marlon Brando: “A Giant Among Actors”
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Jeremy ThomasLaughably implausible but entertaining, and it's not like I come to John Grisham-based stories for believability anyway. My ★★★½ review of Runaway Jury (2003) on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/7W760j #RunawayJury #JohnGrisham #Letterboxd
A ★★★½ review of Runaway Jury (2003)
Of all the films based on John Grisham novels, Runaway Jury is the least plausible. And that’s a high bar considering that two of his other films are about an assassin-employing law firm and a rich man’s plan to murder his way into a favorable Supreme Court ruling. Grisham writes airplane thriller paperbacks that somehow manage to class themselves up through court proceedings and three-piece suits. No shade there; they’re entertaining. Jury goes the extra mile in how it stretches the bounds of suspension of disbelief toward its breaking point. And yet, it’s also one of the best film adaptations