Truly excellent. An interesting premise that is well delivered upon. Each of the twelve characters is clearly unique with their own biases and opinions, portrayed superbly through great monologues and dialogue performed excellently by all involved.
The confined room never becomes boring as the portrayals of each of the individuals' opinions ebb and flow naturally as the film plays out. The initial clear decision becoming a true dilemma as new arguments are put forward and evidence is questioned.
Approaching the question of innocence from different angles, as orchestrated by Fonda, leads to a fascinating narrative in which what was once a clear, cut and dry scenario becomes muddied with doubt.
This is without a doubt an excellent film for the average movie goer and cinephiles alike, would recommend wholeheartedly.
The confined room never becomes boring as the portrayals of each of the individuals' opinions ebb and flow naturally as the film plays out. The initial clear decision becoming a true dilemma as new arguments are put forward and evidence is questioned.
Approaching the question of innocence from different angles, as orchestrated by Fonda, leads to a fascinating narrative in which what was once a clear, cut and dry scenario becomes muddied with doubt.
This is without a doubt an excellent film for the average movie goer and cinephiles alike, would recommend wholeheartedly.
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