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Therese 2022-03-26 09:01:12
There are still many bad people in this...
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Mireille 2022-03-26 09:01:12
The acting skills of the young actors are really unbelievable. . . Douglas basically has no rivalry, just a vase. ....
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Edgardo 2022-03-26 09:01:12
The editing is really bad, I'm exhausted to watch, one line is given to one shot, the plot is creative, after all, this plot was not bad in 1956. In addition, I think it is a bit similar to first-level fear, but it is not as good as the latter in all...
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Leann 2022-03-26 09:01:12
It's on TV, it's pretty...
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Gaston 2022-03-26 09:01:12
Three and a half. There are no bright...
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Alexie 2022-03-26 09:01:12
After watching it, I forgot what it was doing, which rarely happens with courtroom films I've seen. Apparently this one is really not that...
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Hayley 2022-03-26 09:01:12
The subject matter is quite good, but unfortunately the trial is very weak, and the ending is even more rubbish,...
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Piper 2022-03-26 09:01:12
2020.06.12 Although the male and female lead actors are in a hurry, the book is okay. 2021.04.12 I just clicked on this film and read the BGM again and found it to be nonsense, especially after watching the documentary "Making a Murderer", the heroine turned the case over and was forced and reasonable. The debate is illogical, very speechless, and can only drop the stars. . .
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Kristofer 2022-03-25 09:01:20
Two and a half stars. That's an insult to the classic...
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Bennie 2022-03-25 09:01:20
i have a reasonable doubt about the romance in this...
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Comments
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Filiberto 2022-03-22 09:02:46
Show your gorgeous middle finger, girls!
One of the most frequently heard words in "Boston Law" is "Reasonable Doubt", which is a very important criterion in the American judicial system. It means that the prosecution is responsible for presenting evidence, and the defense only needs to conduct "reasonable doubt" about the evidence. If...
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Moriah 2022-04-19 09:02:44
Film review: highly skeptical
The story arrangement is good, after all, there is the bottom of the previous version, but the problem is that there are too many flaws and flaws. For example, the male pig pretends to kill himself. At most, it can only prove that he bought the corresponding items after the event, but does not...
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt quotes
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Martin Weldon: I just received a new budget. We can't afford the investigation team anymore.
Corey Finley: [shocked] What?
C.J. Nicholas: [shocked] You gotta be kidding me.
Martin Weldon: Have you looked at your ratings?
C.J. Nicholas: No.
Martin Weldon: Well, it's not a pretty sight. It just so happens that the folks who own this place have this funny little obsession about ratings. It seems that ratings pay the rent. No ratings, no rent. So you guys are both going on general assignment.
Corey Finley: Oh, come on.
Martin Weldon: I don't like this anymore than you do. Hey, I saw your documentary. That's why I hired you. I know you're good.
C.J. Nicholas: [desperate] What about the story?
Martin Weldon: What story? You've got some stones coming in here and using the word "proof." You answer me one simple question- How in the hell could Detective Merchant plant that cigarette butt at the crime scene when the interview took place three days after the crime scene photographs were taken?
[beat]
Martin Weldon: Now pick up your assignments at the front desk and get out of here.
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C.J. Nicholas: [ecstatic] I got it! This is the big one!
Martin Weldon: Sit your ass down.
C.J. Nicholas: [as Corey takes a seat] District Attorney Mark Hunter is faking forensic evidence to get convictions in murder trials.
Martin Weldon: [to Corey] He's not sitting his ass down.
Corey Finley: I am, though. My ass is right down. Snug. This is his idea.
C.J. Nicholas: I've got proof.
Martin Weldon: Sit your ass down.
C.J. Nicholas: [complies] Hear me out. Three years ago, Hunter lost a string of cases. Now that's not something a district attorney's supposed to do. And then- bada bing- 17 murder convictions in a row. Now he's leading the polls for governor. Do you think maybe he's on a lucky streak?
Martin Weldon: DAs don't try cases they don't expect to win.
C.J. Nicholas: [pulls out crime scene photos] Okay, take a look at this.
Corey Finley: [to himself] Oh, man.
C.J. Nicholas: It's the crime scene photo from the Andre Benson case.
Martin Weldon: [disinterested] Why am I listening to you?
C.J. Nicholas: There was no footprint match, no fiber match, no trace that Andre Benson was even there, except for this cigarette butt. So Andre Benson had the presence of mind to pick up his shell casings, but not his cigarette but that he left right next to the victim's hand?
Martin Weldon: I think you used the word "proof."
C.J. Nicholas: [pulls out a tape] The interview tape. Just bear with me here.
[puts tape in a VCR]
C.J. Nicholas: The detective on the left, one Anthony Merchant. Now, before Hunter joined the DA's office, he was a police detective, and his partner for many of those years was none other than Detective Lieutenant Anthony Merchant. Now watch.
[In the tape, Merchant offers Benson a cigarette]
C.J. Nicholas: Okay, here we go.
[pauses the tape]
C.J. Nicholas: That's how they got the cigarette butt with Benson's DNA. It's right there in front of use.
Martin Weldon: This is your proof?
[to Corey]
Martin Weldon: Are you going along with this?
[Corey just raises his hand]
C.J. Nicholas: All of these 17 convictions were decided by DNA evidence. In each case the lead detective was none other than Anthony Merchant.
Martin Weldon: How did you get that tape?
C.J. Nicholas: From a source.
Martin Weldon: And I bet this source has a skirt.
C.J. Nicholas: [scoffs] Does it matter?
Martin Weldon: [shakes his head] Not really.
C.J. Nicholas: Then, what is it? I mean, this is a story- a monster story!
