Beyond a Reasonable Doubt 2009 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time
Warning:
there is flashing effects/colourful effects/animal cruelty/animal
biting/vehicle hits/vehicle crash/burning/capital punishment/medical/references
to suicide and mature and adult things I just can't remember all of them and
there will be censored adult language references in this content
This film is a hot steaming pile of
horse manure!: Briefly; we meet this news
reporter Christopher John “C.J.” Nicholas [Jesse Metcalfe:] he is a news
reporter that believes that the soon-to-be new District Attorney Mark Hunte
[Michael Douglas:] he is seemingly excellent as an attorney, but Nicholas wants
to prove he is not what he seems as in crooked and consequently he goes to an
extraordinary length to prove this alongside his friend and work colleague
Corey Finley [Joel David Moore:] he is the camera guy on whatever camera is
being used at that time.
Generally speaking: I strongly detest everything about this film on every
single level; the storyline/script in conjunction with the framework and pacing
of this agonising 106 minutes film is isn't worth the already used toilet paper
it is written in manure on, roughly in the beginning section of about 25
minutes nothing of great substance happens mixed with these sequences with
background music as they are preparing things; I mean on one level it is cheap
anyway, but it also cheapens the seriousness of what they are planning to do
with completely undermines this from the outset because Nicholas definitely
comes over as a bit of a penis anyway; it really doesn't help things, to the
point where I can already tell this is just going to be all kinds of wrong, to
the point where a little later I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to get
through this film, that is how bad this film is, on top of that we have not one
but two quick way round ups and conclusion with news reports on one of them;
where this is the only good character developments.
Action;
the vehicle trying to hit somebody on the run and that is about it; the rest of
it is very much generic garbage.
Character
developments and performances; on both counts they were either what they were
going for here which means they struck gold or another way of putting it;
disastrous character developments with performances on average just above poor
with formulaic chemistry; with genuine attempts of authentic connection very
much at a little bit here and a little bit there; to be honest the only one
that should be able to walk away with their head held high is; Orlando Jones as
Detective Ben Nickerson; he is on the case; at least he tried to do everything
good which by everyone else's standards; it automatically qualifies him an
Oscar Nomination for Best Supporting Male.
This film receives: 1/10, this film is poor; I mean if you like Orlando
Jones take a look at this film, but I really wouldn't expect too much, as I
have already indicated in one way or another it is really difficult to get
through, so other than the positive which I am just made reference to I would
strongly recommend avoiding this film like the plague.
No comments:
Post a Comment