A Few Good Men

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frank m @Frankvm696 Jan 5 What a film, absolutely a masterclass in acting, story. Just finished the movie for the first time, and let there be no doubt, it shall not be the last. See more Joshua J @Wahwahsen Dec 31 They don’t make em like this anymore. See more shane o @Shanes_DVD_Shack Dec 18 Well shot and well acted, this one has movie magic. It silly that he would just ( spoiler alert on this movie even know the end to ) blurt out the truth and loose on the end. But it’s enjoyable . It’s one you have to watch to understand cinema See more Matthew D @OceanSage Dec 17 A brave look into holding all ranks of society accountable. Rob Reiner's courtroom drama A Few Good Men (1992) sees Tom Cruise represent two Marines accused of murder. It is a riveting movie that delves into the purpose of why lawyers represent clients, how far they are willing to go, and the ethics of military. I think Tom Cruise is the real draw here. His relaxed defense attorney is so likable and dismissive simultaneously that you are endeared to this odd character immediately. His chemistry with Demi Moore is palpable as they both feel respectful of each other. Moore is great as an ambitious and well meaning attorney within the Navy. Jack Nicholson is brilliant as the complex and resolute Colonel. His breakdown on the stand in A Few Good Men's finale is an iconic display of fine character acting and thrilling climax to the movie. In all, Rob Reiner is a phenomenal director, which he proves again with A Few Good Men. See more Anderson A @Anderson47474 Nov 21 Filme muito bom, um clássico, a forma como no começo eles fazem achar que a culpa é dos soldados e depois mostram como os chefes que ordenaram isso, talvez a melhor atuação do tom Cruise, demi Moore tava espetacular no filme tbm e o Jack Nicholson dando aula excelente filme. Nota: 8.8 See more Rohan H Oct 31 A Few Good Men (1992) is a masterfully written and superbly acted courtroom drama that combines tension, intelligence, and moral complexity in equal measure. Directed by Rob Reiner and written by Aaron Sorkin, the film delivers gripping dialogue, powerful performances, and one of the most iconic confrontations in movie history. Tom Cruise stars as Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee, a talented but cocky young Navy lawyer assigned to defend two Marines accused of murder at Guantanamo Bay. As the case unfolds, Kaffee finds himself facing not only the military establishment but also his own doubts about truth, justice, and duty. His journey from cynicism to conviction is both believable and compelling. Cruise gives one of his strongest performances, balancing arrogance with vulnerability as Kaffee learns what it truly means to stand for something. Demi Moore brings integrity and warmth to her role as Lieutenant Commander JoAnne Galloway, whose moral compass drives the team forward. But it’s Jack Nicholson, as Colonel Nathan R. Jessup, who dominates every scene he’s in. His commanding presence and fiery delivery — culminating in the unforgettable line, “You can’t handle the truth!” — earned him a well-deserved Academy Award nomination and cemented his place in cinematic history. Rob Reiner’s direction is taut and precise, ensuring that the tension never wavers. The film’s courtroom sequences are electric, driven by Aaron Sorkin’s razor-sharp screenplay that blends legal drama with ethical reflection. Every exchange crackles with intensity, and the themes of honour, obedience, and moral courage resonate long after the credits roll. What elevates A Few Good Men beyond a standard legal thriller is its depth. It’s a story about responsibility — about the cost of following orders, the courage to question authority, and the importance of standing up for what’s right, even when it’s difficult. See more Read all reviews

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