If there is any bright spot in "Runaway Jury", there is no doubt that it is the older Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman's tricks and the hidden John Cusack. In this story that is difficult to distinguish between right and wrong, several leading actors have their own representative acting skills to interpret the characters and once gave the audience a chance to think through the film. It is a pity that with the deepening of the plot, there is a lack of sufficient improvement and refinement of the jury's point of view and the legal issues reflected in the case. I feel that Grisham's novel has been photographed to the extreme, and there is no way to improve it. Although it is still an improvement than "Killing Hour", it is still a taller than a dwarf.
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