voice your hate for this movie
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Shattered_Wake — 18 years ago(May 18, 2007 03:11 PM)
No. . .
It's not about the stupidity of American juries.
It's about the horrible structure of the judicial system.
But the movie was still fantastic.
At least my grandfather's free.
So keep talking.
05.18.07:"May" (7.5/10)"Devour" (6/10)"Malevolence" (8/10) -
Rex_Rocker — 18 years ago(June 19, 2007 01:06 PM)
Vin Diesel is terribly underrated as an actor.
I totally agree, so many people talk sh!t saying he's terrible. My thought on that is that they are just playa hatin. Were all of the movies he was in good? Hell no, but that's no reason to call him terrible. Riddick movies, cartoon, and video game is bad ass. I like Find Me Guilty, I thought it was very good, he did an exceptional job. Saving Private Ryan, although the part was minor, his character had a big impact. -
therefdotcom — 10 years ago(January 29, 2016 08:55 AM)
"Actually, he's not even remotely alone. It's just that most people that hated it don't bother coming to this site to read about it. "
yeeeah, because the imdb board usually are not filled to the brim with people voicing their hatred for specific movies, right? xD -
baard-lovgren — 19 years ago(November 14, 2006 01:44 AM)
A feel good comedy about how a mafia family was able to pay their way out of very deserved justice. Whats not to hate? There is noting honorable about a man who stands up for his murdering friends! The difference between this movie and other gangster movies is that most movies dont conceal the kinds of things the mafia really does. In this movie it seems that the fault lies with the racist FBI and prosecutor and that the mafia is just a bunch of misunderstod italian steriotypes.
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WOW_Me — 19 years ago(November 29, 2006 08:55 AM)
Who knew Vin Diesal could act? I love Riddick, one of the coolest characters in movies, but Riddick is a man of few words, mostly one liners and kickin ass. I thought Vin Diesal was great in this and it came as a total shock. Some parts seemed slow or that the movie dragged on abit, but overall I enjoyed it. I always enjoy movies based off true events, but nowadays it seems the only thing thats true are the peoples names. Most of the courtroom scenes were taken from actual testimony, pretty cool. I don't think it glorified the mob either, Vin Diesal's character returned to jail after the case for another 10 years or so. He lost his wife, did'nt see his kids much, that does'nt sound to appealing. Now hopefully we get a Riddick 3!!!
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jus_gon_mad — 19 years ago(January 14, 2007 10:44 AM)
I would like to say what Jackie Dee" DiNorscio said - "F. U . K . U ". This movie was awesome. Vin Diesel's act from a tough guy to a likeable person with love as his core of existence was remarkable.
Whos wid me? -
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kirenaj-1 — 19 years ago(February 06, 2007 10:08 AM)
'Find me Guilty' was named as one of the year's 20 best films by well known critic
Jonathan Rosenbaum.
http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/criticspicks06/movies/#JR -
virtueteen85 — 19 years ago(March 13, 2007 09:59 PM)
Look buddy every critic ever known has seen the movie and loved it. Vin Diesel was topnotched in the movie and dispite the fact that he played unexpectedly with hair and had to gain weight in order to please the role convinces me enough that he's an ambitious actor who is not there just to be an action star. If you ask me, it is just a true story on the longest mafia trial in U.S. history. I don't know what you're thinking but look at it this way, if you don't like the movie fine i don't care. so what if the movie goes hurrah for the bad people. It is just a movie. I don't see you complaining about every slasher movie ever made that has the killers be the main characters and sequels are made because of the success of the first movie. Hannibal Lector was a victum but instead became a vindictive sociopathic cannibalistic extremely smart killer. Why not complain about those or how about The Godfather where the story revolves around mafia families or how about the TV series The Shield, why not complain about the story of a crooked cop and why it is still on the air? heres the truth AMerica loves these kind of stories. They crave those kind of stories. They crave for violence, corruption, and mostly for the sex they show. This is America, say what you want to say but that does not mean you can change beep about what we watch you stupid good for nothing bad excuse of a realist.
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neo_42102 — 18 years ago(April 27, 2007 10:24 AM)
Count me as someone who found this movie more entertaining than I thought. Nowhere near Lumet's other works, but a good movie nonetheless, and I also thought Diesel did a good job. He truly was believable in the role and sold it well. Jackie Dee was a street thug without much booksmarts, so he wasn't supposed to be a genius.
I will say that when the movie was over I felt kind of, well, guilty for being happy the bad guys won. True, the movie paints them sympathetically, but let's be honest, these ain't nice guys.