1979 - ...And Justice for All.

[@televinv8062]

Especially during these times, this movie should be available for free on KZbin and...everywhere.

[@rebelbaron7003]

Well said and agreed

[@zahraexshiatruthseeker1]

Yes! I'm wondering how I could miss watching this movie

[@thephalcon9501]

It’s fiction, and it would never happen - what does it help to highlight other than a false sense of reality that makes us feel good about something that’s very real and destroys lives daily? So forgive me, but “especially during *these times* “ it does nothing other than remind us of a world we’d all like to live in vs the real one, where *this* never happens.

[@televinv8062]

@@thephalcon9501 I disagree. Movies, scenes and great acting are art. They remind us that we can feel outrage, empathy and criticize. Movies like A.J.F.A are poignant and interesting. So what if something is over the top sometimes? We're supposed to be moved and hopefully, stand up against injustice and tyranny. I respect your opinion but, I don't agree with it.

[@USA92]

@@thephalcon9501 As someone familiar with the subject you are without a doubt ignorant of the subject. I’ve seen same and more in courts. Stop being lazy and learn the subject you seem to be ignorant of.

[@RG-5834]

Al Pacino was absolutely epic in this movie, drama, comedy and emotion in so many parts. It’s a crime that he never won the Academy Award for this performance. Should have a minimum of 3-4 Best Actor Oscars on his mantlepiece!!!!

[@tomlemery8490]

I agree with you. He deserved the Oscar for the movie. Unfortunately, Kramer vs.Kramer came out the same year and Dustin Hoffman won the Oscar.

[@jftube3333]

@@tomlemery8490 Nothing against Dustin Hoffman for Kramer vs Kramer but let's be real. Pacino deserved the Oscar for this picture.

[@tomlemery8490]

@@jftube3333 I agree with you. I thought Al Pacino should have won for And Justice For All, and nothing against Hoffman either. Kate Jackson was supposed to play Meryl Streep's part, and nothing against Meryl Streep, I thought Kate could have done it if she was let go from her Charlie's Angels' contract.

[@goldenbear8250]

@@tomlemery8490 He should have won the Oscar for the "Opening Statement Scene" alone!

[@GinaFerri-r6z]

What movie won that year?

[@roywinstanley9402]

In my opinion Pacino,s greatest performance in one of his best and underated movies.Pure class.

[@valuecalc]

Roy Winstanley , The Godfather is more acclaimed.

[@ww2005]

Exactly

[@oilyshoes9969]

and CRUISING

[@christopherdelgaudio9484]

U are right Roy great performance

[@jamesgant213]

This film to me is Al’s best performance

[@iamjithu5]

My God! What a wonderful acting from Al Pacino! He literally lived that character. Just to notch!

[@fieryeurochick3194]

One of the best movies ever made. Funny, sad, disturbing.

[@tiradoentertainmentllc.2517]

Absolutely this movie has not lost ONE OUNCE of its power like most movies do after 1 or two watches

[@imtiredcharlie]

FACTS BRO!!! WHY DOES NO ONE EVER TALK ABOUT THIS MASTERPIECE?!?!??

[@nunosoares2329]

Brilliant performance by Pacino. By the way. RIP John Forsythe. Overdue condolences to the family for your loss :-(

[@LMLR187]

Its moments like these that explain the tear in his eye at the climactic part of the movie

[@Paner835]

What an epic film.. I do not understand why these movies are not getting recognized. I know it was a low-budget films but the actors, the performances - especially from Pacino, the morality of the scenario and the problems that the film is presenting that have to do with the law & order are marvellous.

[@normadesmond6017]

watch what Pacino does in his closing statement. That's a classic. And it is unbelievable that he didn't get an Oscar for this one.

[@chalkbunt81]

I know. No Oscar. That was sooooo out of order.

[@janitorthrow2588]

You’re out of order! It was his “opening” statement, you’re out of order.

[@Capcoor]

When he won for Scent of A Woman, I thought that was cool, but it was this that he should’ve won the Oscar for.

[@normadesmond6017]

@@Capcoor yes, one of many who won the Oscar to late and for the wrong movie. Pacino played in far better moies then Scent of a Woman, no matter how good a movie that was.

[@normadesmond6017]

@@arnavlokhande9448 what makes you think that I didn't? And I made my comment because I believe in what I said. So don't insult me.

[@williamhicks7736]

John Forsythe doesn’t get enough credit … He’s marvelous!

[@Springbok314]

John Forsythe was terrific as a smarmy bad guy in this picture.

[@azeridave]

Its too bad this movie never got the recognition it should of gotten. Its a really good, well written, well acted movie. Has funny parts, and some rather sad truths as well. A good view on what the law and the courts are like....A good movie to see...at least once.

[@JohnnyDominion]

The movie did actually gain much success the problem is success eventually fades with time. It's not the hit it was before it is not in the limelight since it is no longer new. The movie had a 4 million budget and made nearly 33, 000,000 dollars after release that is a great result

[@azeridave]

@@JohnnyDominion The main problem is it never was recognized as a good film. No Academy Awards or noms. If I'm not mistaken, it wasn't nominated for anything of any importance.

[@evm6177]

Would never work in America,These kind of 'Morality Questioning' movies. I bet if the rapist judge actually had won at court, The movie audience would hv loved it (Same as Scarface). BECAUSE LIKE IT OR NOT THAT'S THE KIND OF AUDIENCE / ACADEMY OUT HERE..! 🍷NO MORALS, ZERO HONESTY. THEY DON'T LIKE THE BAD GUY GETTING CALLED OUT, NOT REALLY.

[@jeromemaida4933]

Stuff like the suicidal judge diluted it's gravitas.

[@Remmyrouser]

@@evm6177if you think that’s true you know nothing about American films, movies from post 1965 that have been very critical of America has done amazingly

[@timothydillow3160]

A gem of a movie. If there's a better courtroom scene in a movie I haven't seen it.

[@SRV2013]

The anarchic film is wonderful, acting like a comedy, but full of tragic events and dire consequences. This tonal shifting confused many people, but this is an unsung gem, and one of Al Pacino's great performances.

[@jeromemaida4933]

The comedy undermined the drama for many.

[@ciaomuffet]

No shouting..a modest dialogue but the Al's acting skills are so great you read his mind..he WAS that lawyer.

[@GaryW48]

I remember watching this movie around 1980 or 1981 on The Movie Channel. In fact, I watched it a couple of times. The Judge, was played by Jack Worden, who in the movie was also a helicopter pilot who flew Al Pacino on a crazy flight just to intimidate him.

[@brittoverbaugh4035]

I find that since it is a compelling, although episodic film, it is perhaps a bit underrated. John Forsythe proves himself an exemplary bastard here. But in a film where every part has been perfectly cast, they are all memorably memorable in their characterizations

[@susieq360]

I find that this comment is exceptionally exceptional. Without exception.

[@brittoverbaugh4035]

@@susieq360 Thanks Susie...you're cute.

[@mikepistone8964]

@@susieq360 you're drop dead gorgeous

[@TWS-pd5dc]

This was where John Forsythe showed he could play a bad guy. Might have led to his later role on Dynasty.

[@televinv8062]

Forsythe was no acting slouch, thats for sure.

[@valuecalc]

TWS1956, Forsythe was a great villain in Dynasty.

[@robertmasina4610]

However, the villain later in Dynasty was the ex-wife character on that series, played by Joan Collins.

[@SnowDaulphin]

I thought he was a good guy on Dynasty. Shrewed businessman but fair.

[@HoldenNY22]

I have never seen the Whole Movie- just parts of the Movie- The Famous Close Monologue, this scene and a few other scenes. I will definitely try to see this Movie the next few weeks.

[@valuecalc]

The judge made sure that he stayed in control over Kirkland.

[@louismatassa8489]

Great movie and Al Pacino put on a great performance and is a icon ⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️

[@Capcoor]

Lesson here: NEVER plead guilty to something you didn’t do. NEVER.

[@shanenolan085]

RIP John Forsythe

[@ATOK_]

John Forsythe was such a great actor

[@anitalenor1]

4-20-2020 He's on my bucket list #1! B4 I die!

[@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime]

John Forsythe also was the voice of Charlie on Charlie’s Angels. 😊

[@cps7962]

what a great movie

[@Agui007]

I do hope Krystle Carrington know's what he's been up to!

[@ragrag5470]

Yep. Blake's been a bad, bad boy.

[@345mrse]

My wife talks to me this way all of the time.

[@Samir1973-x7g]

Masterpiece

[@USA92]

As someone familiar with law this is just a slice of why every veteran attorney I know thinks we live in an ignorant country kept ignorant by a willing ignorant populace. It’s just gross all around. The worst of it is the lack of law to protect children and women in the us. Old archaic British common law perpetuated by everyone including judges.

[@edwardturner6319]

Underrated movie IM O

[@RossIsFine]

It's a film where you know every actor and the director were on cocaine

[@redyyz4489]

Halls of Justice painted green, Money talking...power wolves be sent to your door, here then stalking, soon you’ll please their appetite, They devour, Hammer of Justice crushes you, over power...

[@shanenolan085]

"...the SOB is GUILTY!!"

Wow......

[@dm95422]

Blake Carrington, the oil tycoon from Denver.

[@trih7959]

That man is a slime

[@leafyutube]

12 people are out of order.

[@morrisparrish76]

Judges get in by 2 methods: Election or Appointment (Both are too bad!)

[@judywhiting4684]

WHERE WHERE CAN U FIND THIS...

[@martyreking5487]

Right here on youtube buy or rent , scroll up or down on the right of you screen...you'll see it .

[@fresa9720]

putlocker or yts

[@johnsanjuan9364]

We Got a Bottom of This Problem!

[@SK-bk3yh]

The sad thing there are so many corrupt judges like him

[@mfaredabdullah]

Pacino aging so quick. Look 1974 godfather part 2 and this movie. Just 5 years.

[@LoLoo-wg3wj]

all you need is milk and flour+salt; in fact you can get away with just water. eggs are bad for you and don't add anything to the crepe except mindless obedience to out of date recipes.

[@hudarajeh1302]

What is it called I mean the movie

[@nicholasreid1836]

Like so many of Norman Jewison's films, this one is overwrought and simplistic.

[@GatewayPro]

Pick one... is it complicated or simple? Such a silly comment.

[@evm6177]

The Heck? It's a great story, shows the reality of a young lawyers life as well as the truth abt the justice Dept. and it is bloody well made for it's time. 🍷

[@nicholasreid1836]

@@GatewayPro Overwrought does not mean complicated. Look it up.

[@valuecalc]

Nich, Jewison? Not fair how other groups are blocked from a chance to make their own films.

[@evabermon9670]

CANNOT HEAR IT!!!

[@patriciaoffer9585]

Uh, no; he doesn't have to represent him.

[@leftcoaster67]

The Judge blackmailed him to help him, because he knows how good he is.

[@maestroclassico5801]

John Forsythe played this part right before Blake on Dynasty....Blake was originally supposed to be much more villainous.... more like JR on DALLAS...

[@metal87power]

Silly times when lie detectors weren't admissible.Because they are admissible now, right?

[@AnnaLVajda]

That looks weird if that's his lawyer why won't he work with him?

[@babybird871]

you need to see the movie to understand

[@النونلتعليماللغةالإيطالية]

The same voic both of them

[@ElhamFahimipour]

لا فتی الا علی لا سیف الا ذوالفقار

[@dondajulah4168]

Bret Kavanaugh's dad

[@victorrain]

Not quite, he would have shown Pacino a calendar to prove his innocence.

[@jimmy2k4o]

A suppose in your world if Brett kavanaugh’s dad commuted a sexual crime that would count as evidence against him too. Lol. Do you Dems even here yourselves out loud?

[@valmacclinchy]

@@jimmy2k4o *hear

[@danielc1978]

Before Pacino started yelling all the time and overacting...

[@ericheine2414]

This is a week script. You would never hear this crap between two lawyers. Certainly wouldn't hear it between a judge and a lawyer. Oh I hear in my head is objections when I listen to this crap.

[@howshecuttingbogman8999]

Sounds like Charlie.