"Marshall" is a gripping and engaging courtroom drama, a film that continues to engage audiences and keep them fully engaged in litigation. The film tells a compelling and moving story that showcases the history of racism and how ending it changed the laws and minds of Americans.
While the film is built to captivate audiences from start to finish, it also leaves the theater with a reminder that the war is far from over.
There's something refreshing about the film, which focuses more on the man's early years than on his upcoming moment of glory.
"Marshall" eschews famous cases while preserving history, adding a touch of excitement, and it captivates audiences more than any book or documentary.
