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🕑 Added 2025-01-06 18:00:12 +0000 UTCComments
Ranger Maverick
Why doesn't anyone talk about older movies like this? Because pop culture has a very short memory when it comes to anything that isn't loaded with gunfire and explosions or extremely cheesy humour. There are so many incredible movies that have slipped out of the popular zeitgeist because they aren't flashy enough or edgy enough to hold people's attention.
Joe Blankenship
I remember when this came out. I was 10 and thought it was really cool that they shot a movie in Memphis and I lived just an hour from Memphis. They even showed that guy that did the channel 3 news. I think it's a bummer that they turned the Pyramid into a Bass Pro Shop. I always thought it was a really cool venue to go see shows.
Brandie Woodward
Glad you liked it. This is one of my favorite John Grisham books.
Alison
Great movie. Seeing Bourbon Street was a shock after what just recently happened. I’m from New Orleans and forgot some of the movie was filmed there. The final shot you mentioned was the plane flying over Lake Pontchartrain.
WhitneyG
This one, Runaway Jury, and The Rainmaker were always my favorite movies from John Grisham novels
unmdramafreak (Jenn)
Sadly Brad Renfro, who played Mark, passed away in 2008 when he was just 26 years old. He was a really good actor.
Equality State Of Mind
You should do a poll with all the thrillers based on John Grisham novels! That'd be great!
Equality State Of Mind
I can't think of any '90s movie based on a John Grisham novel that isn't good. The Rainmaker, The Firm, Runaway Jury, A Time to Kill, The Pelican Brief. The casts are always stacked and the stories are always engaging. I'd recommend any of the above. A couple of them might even be older than you. None of them are older that me...
Echo Moon
John Grisham books to films were big in the 90s. You got The Firm (1993) with Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman, The Pelican Brief (1993) with Julia Roberts & Denzel Washington, and A Time to Kill (1996) with Sandra Bullock, Sam Jackson, and Matthew McConaughey (my personal fav). Highly recommend all of these. :)
Chris
If you like this one, check out The Pelican Brief. There was a whole era of legal thrillers off Grisham books.
Elisa H.
this is such a good forgotten thriller. The book is also quite good
Renee S
I have this one in a 3 movie blu ray set I bought not long ago and just managed to watch it myself. Can't wait to see what Ashleigh thinks :) Takes place in your home state
