Pros: Suspenseful. Bad guy wins in the end. Cons: Richard Gere's in it.
Oh, you've got to be kidding. Another write-off ?
Upon levda's invitation into this write-off for films set in Chicago, I was all set to review one of my all time favorite mindless fun movies: The Blues Brothers. Instead in the...
Pros: fun, stylish, thriller disguised as satire Cons: Harlequinn-style silliness of the John Grisham variety
This is the film that put Edward Norton on the map and possibly resurrected a stalling career for Richard Gere. Afterwards, casting directors were saying, "We gotta get that kid from Primal Fear," and Richard Gere got his chance to play the tap-dancing ...
Pros: Good to great cast and surprise ending story... Cons: ...with only a minor little nit about a backstory between two characters.
An incredible plot twist and superb acting from a strong cast make Primal Fear well worth watching. The 1996 movie is based on a novel by William Diehl and faithfully portrays that book’s suspense with the superb ending. The acting includes a ...
Pros: Acting, engaging story Cons: Pacing, somewhat flat characters that would have failed with less skilled actors
Lately I’ve been on a Laura Linney kick. Due to this, I rediscovered a film I haven’t seen since its release: Primal Fear. I was excited to see this one again because it is also the first film for Edward Norton. I remember the press surrounding ...
Pros: Excellent courtroom drama, the acting is outstanding, a nice sprinkling of humor. Cons: A LOT of profanity!
Primal Fear is just hands down a "classic" movie in every sense of the word. I'm not usually drawn to movies with such morbid subject matter, but I'm a sucker for a good courtroom drama, and they just don't get any better than this. Within the ...
Pros: An extraordinary performance by Edward Norton. Cons: Not a one.
On my first day of law school my professor says two things....First, from this day forward when your Mother says "I love You" get a second opinion...Second, if you want justice, go to a Whore House, If you want to get Fucked, go to...
Cons: Graphic Violence, brief nudity, stong language. Not for children of any age.
Primal Fear, based on the novel by William Diehl, is a courtroom drama that was released in 1996 by Paramount Pictures. The movie stars Richard Gere as Martin Vail, a powerful, arrogant defense attorney, who loves to be in the limelight. Laura Linney ...
Pros: Edward Norton. Strong supporting cast. Cons: Richard Gere. Clunky plotting with far too many loose threads.
There's little new to report on 'Fillies', my new musical version of 'Equus' where I play psychiatrist extrodinaire, Martina Dysart. I'm starting to do a little character research by visiting the locked ward at the Boskey Dell home for the terminally...
Pros: Good story line, Norton gives a great performance Cons: Serious stock characterizations
Taken by the successful novel of the same name written by William Diehl, this movie showcases the then-burgeoning career of Edward Norton, who plays the accused convict whose life and death is in the hands of his pro bono attorney, Martin Vale (played by...
Pros: ED NORTON - Superb acting, intriguing story, great plot twists Cons: Some side-plots left unresolved (minor problem)
Ed Norton is the best young actor today. I think he needs a little more time before we consider him better than Pacino or DeNiro, but as far as younger actors go, Norton is definitely the best. He has built a huge fan base with unique and consistently...
I almost didn't get this movie, simply because I thought it looked boring. I had quickly glanced at the back of the box and caught the words "lawyer" "case" "murder" and told myself that I'm not interested in that kind of movie. Boy was I wrong.
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Edward Norton is very well known for his roles in such films as American History X, When Everyone says I love you and most recently Fight Club. Allthough all of these films are great Edward delivers an amazing performance in this legal suspense...
Primal Fear is an outstanding thriller starring Richard Gere and Edward Norton (whom I feel is a terribly underrated actor).
Martin Vail (Gere) is a hot-shot, bigtime lawyer who can't see enough of his own face or hear enough of his own voice....
Guilty? Innocent? Those questions aren t for high-powered Chicago attorney Martin Vail (Richard Gere) to decide. His job is to defend--especially if a...More at Buy.com Marketplaces
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