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Realização:
Courtney HuntArgumento:
Nicholas KazanCâmara:
Jules O'LoughlinElenco:
Keanu Reeves, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Renée Zellweger, Jim Belushi, Gabriel Basso, Jackie Tuttle, Mattie Liptak, Lucky Johnson, Jim Klock, Christopher Berry (mais)Sinopses(1)
Quando um adolescente é acusado de assassinar o pai rico, um advogado (Keanu Reeves) é encarregado de defendê-lo no tribunal e revelar a verdade por trás do crime. À medida que investiga, descobre que a mãe do garoto (Renée Zellweger) está ocultando diversos fatos essenciais ao caso. (PlayArte Pictures)
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Despite the fact that the entire film takes place in a courtroom, I’ve gotta say, Keanu Reeves plays a damn good lawyer. Plus, having a solid voice actor for the dub made me like him even more. Add to that all the things people say about him on social media, and it’s hard not to buy into the fact that he’s just an all-around great guy. He really elevates what’s otherwise a pretty average courtroom drama and gives it a whole new energy.
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At the beginning, it seemed quite promising that it could be a fairly good intricate courtroom case, but the more it unfolded, the more it seemed to me that it was poorly handled in terms of the screenplay. Keanu reprises his role from The Devil's Advocate, complete with the vomiting, there's a final twist, and after half an hour, you may realize that it really is Renée Zellweger here.
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