Director:
Joseph RubenGuión:
Wesley StrickCámara:
John LindleyMúsica:
Brad FiedelReparto:
James Woods, Robert Downey Jr., Margaret Colin, Kurtwood Smith, Tom Bower, Charles Hallahan, Luis Guzmán, Graham Beckel, Kurt Fuller, Richard Fancy (más)Sinopsis(1)
James Wood se enfrenta a la corrupción y conspiraciones que reinan en la policía de Nueva York en este drama judicial. Eddie Dodd, quien fuera un prestigioso abogado defensor de los derechos civiles en los 60, convertido ahora en un escéptico amargado que se gana la vida defendiendo a narcotraficantes. (Columbia Films S.A.)
Reseñas (1)
Given that I usually cannot stand court-room dramas, this film provided me with quite decent entertainment. James Woods made an impression on me as some kind of a court Mozart and Robert Downey Jr. once again proved to me what a good actor he has always been. Too bad that cocaine later dragged him down for a long while. Ironically enough, there’s a lot of talk about drugs in this movie as well. Anyhow, hats off for the story, which might not look that epic at first glance, but is able to captivate you and creates some proper suspense toward the end. If nothing else, the filmmaking craft here is very good.
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