Some time ago, I started watching courtroom drama movies, and I really like them.
I've watched a few of them, and every single one is very good.
Most of them are divided into two parts: the research part and the trial part.
Research part: The lawyer is making research about the case, communicating with witnesses, making strategies, and conducting investigations. This part is always very thrilling.
Trial part: After the research part, the trial part comes, during which the lawyer is 'fighting' against the prosecutor. This part is also good. I like the witty dialogues between these two and the use of strategy.
My recommendations:
I've watched a few of them, and every single one is very good.
Most of them are divided into two parts: the research part and the trial part.
Research part: The lawyer is making research about the case, communicating with witnesses, making strategies, and conducting investigations. This part is always very thrilling.
Trial part: After the research part, the trial part comes, during which the lawyer is 'fighting' against the prosecutor. This part is also good. I like the witty dialogues between these two and the use of strategy.
My recommendations:
- The Rainmaker
- A Few Good Men
- Philadelphia
- Witness for the Prosecution
- A Time to Kill
