. . . And Justice For All. (1979) 11

[@marezs]

im sad that there are no more films like this in these times. It was great time when movies did a great job.

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

Movies are, after all, direct propaganda!!!!

[@mdoodakian]

ONE OF THE BEST ENDING OF A MOVIE I'VE SEEN IN A LONG TIME SALUTE BLESSINGS ALWAYS. & JUSTICE ⚖ FOR ALL.

[@leftcoaster67]

What's amazing is the gradual change as he goes through his opening statement. From doing his job, to doing what is right. And his struggle with doing something he loves, to getting at the truth. This movie should be mandatory for all lawyers.

[@richgrant4024]

Probably my favorite Pacino movie ever.

[@ClevverTv24]

Al Pacino is really good at yelling lol. :) I LOVE IT

[@RSTAR2009]

I was 11-years-old when the trailer for this film was released and I thought Al was brilliant!

[@EmmanuelAkyen-i6o]

Lord help us to be in your bosom

[@NukeMeltdown]

That is a hell of a good lawyer movie and everybody should watch it..!! Pacino as its best..!!!

[@kevinblanch]

nuke meltdown, wow, fukushima is happening,,,,,, 4 full meltdowns,

[@NukeMeltdown]

kevin blanch Are you ok man..!!

[@72Disco1998]

I agree great movie

[@MichaelLantz]

I was living in Baltimore City at the time and I remember when the cameras were in Downtown Baltimore filming it.

[@muffinsavior3004]

@@kevinblanch not anymore

[@ajelan]

I LOVE THIS SCENE,,,,,,,,,,ONE OF AL'S BEST PERFORMANCE.

[@babedamour]

One of my best movies with Al Pacino...very educative ...and Justice for all...

[@raoul3605]

The prosecution is not gonna get that man today, no... Because I'M GONNA GET HIM!

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

Immediate disbarment!!!!

[@Fulani_Tribe_Queen]

The whole Court Room is OUT OF ORDER!!!⚖️⚖️⚖️

[@modupesarratt7651]

No one is above the law is the conscience under the law to do just. The conscience is justice. Favor or manipulating of what is just is guilty verdict for condemnation. To those who create loopholes in the law to justify wrongdoing or to maneuver justice, your conscience condemns you for insanity. If you do not want to be insane, express in this movie, is to do just or what is right is justice for all.

[@discordant8543]

Modupe Sarratt The entire concept of law is shakey, because the laws are made by other people; and what gives them the right to arbitrate what is right and wrong when right and wrong are subjective in the first place? Do we follow the sensibilities of the times? We all know how that works out, with things like slavery being legal in the past, and the millions imprisoned in America for non violent drug offenses today.

[@anthonym9977]

@@discordant8543 Imo there are things that are objectively right and wrong. There are certain actions however that are in a grey area, and thats when it becomes subjective to say what is right or wrong. But you saying what gives people the right to decide whats right and wrong... I don't know how to answer that. Im not saying you're wrong i genuinely don't know the answer to that

[@DJVMFVME]

“Is everyone blind to the history of men in uniform destroying people of color in this country? You don’t think this has built up over the years to a breaking point? I’ve lived in the NYC hood for the last 6 years and let me tell you if African Americans were given a purge day to wipe out 250 years of chattel slavery, Black Codes, Jim Crow, Lynchings, Spectacle Lynchings (10-15 thousand people viewing sadistic torture, burning people alive and then chopping up the remains as souvenirs), the KKK, Prison slavery, Modern Jim Crow, etc, on and on, they might chop us all to pieces. I mean, fk, Native Americans are still living on Reservations without running water and nobody blinks. America has blood on its hands. Now stand for the Nation Anthem written by a slaveowner, pay for ur popcorn with currency with slaveowners on it and ignore the fact that 1 in 4 women in the armed forces is sexually assaulted. I could go on but sheep don’t get it. Oh yeah, Bush murders a million, walks away from it and has barbecues in Texas.” kzbin.info/www/bejne/amnKdoGCgdCpqK8

[@EmmanuelAkyen-i6o]

Very strong Decision to be told with those in highly Authority

[@belltocher]

This is one of the best movie sceens ever filmed a classic in its own time. Thanks for posting

[@Fulani_Tribe_Queen]

My favorite scenes 11 and 12,❤❤⚖️⚖️⚖️🔥🔥

[@GGMMOLLY01]

THANK YOU.......... WONDERFUL MOVIE

[@MrMrmike5]

I'M OUT OF ORDER? YOUR OUT OF ORDER!

[@FathomLordKarathr]

my all time favorite moive

[@slipperyjk]

done in one take! who else but Al!

[@Cl4rendon]

Wow, is this true?

[@ajelan]

I LOVE THIS SCENE.....PROBABLY THE BEST IN AL PACINO'S CAREER

[@neerajgogiaadvocate]

"being a lawyer is the finest thing you can be" nice.

[@robertmasina4610]

One of movie's best known twists, a defense attorney turning against his client.

[@anax2thehead]

your out of order your out of order your out of order best scene

[@coolk3dat754]

"I can't appeal it he's dead............he's dead! Half an hour after they put him in lock up....he hanged himself! GOD DAMN IT! GOD DAMN IT! Powerful scene

[@tomcripps7229]

In the movie Devils Advocate starring Al Pacino, Craig Nelson was the high powered man on trial for murder.

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

Every law school graduate nominee should have to role play this character prior to receiving a degree!!!!

[@Indiana1337]

That was badass.

[@redmapleleaff]

Al Pacino is the hottest thing in Hollywood!!!!!!

[@KutWrite]

John Forsythe!

[@flapjaques]

You can see and hear both Godfather Pacino and Heat Pacino in this movie. Voice, look, cadence...it's all here.

[@Blashyrkh2124]

Oh that speech is so amazing too!

[@undertaker.1986]

Al pacino the best

[@dmm3124]

"Coach" Craig T. Nelson.

[@jamiemitchell2184]

fucking awesome

[@tommym321]

If you say “all they have” is the “testimony of the victim” that means they have enough to convict you

[@DavidBrothers-j2o]

He was going to defend the judge until he said he wouldnt mind seeing her again sometime than something in him snapped

[@leftcoaster67]

He was looking for an out. He was being blackmailed to defend the judge, and he needed an excuse.

[@goback3spaces]

Yeah, great speech, but if anyone ever tried that for real, they'd be disbarred for several lifetimes and probably imprisoned.

[@briancatron1584]

Farcical rhapsody!!! I love Bal'mer!

[@josephbalan8384]

They don’t allow polygraphs unless they fail the test, this is what’s come down to today. Hypocritical

[@tomlemery8490]

When Christine Lahti's character whistled, the lady on her right was not too happy. Of course you'll have to take my word for it because it is so close up, you can't see it.

[@shikat2371]

Just look at the jury's faces. They looked like stupid sheep to me.

[@williambryant5946]

This has got to be the most fucked up court house ever.

[@modupesarratt7651]

Some judges belong to jail for injustice they have committed for selfish gain or popularity. I wish is about time that justice is for all. Citizens who have being a victim of injustice from political gain of judges and lawyers for friend of the court should allow suing the judges with leverage for justice is for all. One judge I still pray to go to jail for what I think the most human abuse by a judge is nancy davis-loomis at Anne Arundel County. the pain and demoralization of what is means to be human that I experience from her till today change my respect for judiciary to think that judiciary is about fabrication and lying to justify wrong still baffle me. Thinking of her as a judge make me throw up and disrespect for the court or judiciary system of Anne Arundel County. How I wish we can bring the respect for authority with to tell the truth and nothing but the truth for justice. If I could have a right to sue, I will sue nancy davis-loomis for demoralizing of a human being by discrimination. The put down, the insult, and the brutality that cause me to choke almost collapse at her present is unforgettable day for survival with there is a GOD.

[@iscrewyou123]

Would you care to clarify? Because just saying that you dislike a judge is meaningless. Lots of people don't like judges for their rulings.

[@modupesarratt7651]

Reading the case of Artificial Insanity is sad for what a judiciary will do to victimize and brainwash decent human being. I am a victim of judiciary abuse at Anne Arundel Judiciary System with nancy davis-loomis as the administrator, the barrister for judiciary id. The barrister that means gangster. Artificial insanity is the case for injustice explore by the judiciary to destroy or brainwash with psychotic drug. This related to my experience with Anne Arundel Judiciary System for domestic abuse to seek a psychiatrist who prescribes “Zoloft” to id me for having psychological problem to denial me job opportunity, child custody and to render me homeless for indicating I am depress for mental illness. Our judiciary System, in my case at Anne Arundel Maryland is the source for psychology brainwash to apply medication to damage people who are victims of domestic abuse and violence and they have a judge, nancy davis-loomis in association with social service and the shelter to enforce medication to damage or brainwash for mental illness. When I was in the shelter, the psychological evaluation enforces to change my medication from Zoloft to stronger medication when I refused from the knowledge that the new medication causes brain tumor as side effect to insist to take Zoloft instead. When ask for the prescription for Zoloft, the psychiatrist insisted that I take the new medication, when I refused I was falsely accused with misconduct in the shelter to throw me out on the street. In retrospect, I believe there is GOD and I hope people such as nancy davis-loomis who abuse power to demoralize another is not above justice. I survive to tell my story gave me the heart to indicate there is Supreme Being, someone who is watching. The exploration of Judiciary System to have a case by victimizing decent with enforcing drug is dehumanizing with power. Because I was married to white man as black woman should not be a reason for subjected me to domestic abuse and violence for the judiciary to id me for mental illness. I thank GOD; my case is not OJ Simpson, which I think is the reason for judiciary victimization with domestic abuse and violence. In addition, is the judiciary system allow my ex husband to expunge his record for domestic abuse. I file for a divorce after threaten with a knife in which my ex was not initially arrested for. Talking about the Judiciary System, I hope judges and lawyers like nancy davis-loomis, john hill, eugene whissel and stephen krohn belong in jail. I hope maybe one day I will be hearing the news that judges and lawyers such as the people I named that what they practice come to hunt them. I will never forget the brutality. No human should suffer from a system that was made to protect. In case of psychiatrists, I think they do more harm than good with prescribing medication instead of intervention. Modupe Sarratt

[@modupesarratt7651]

dilberthigh One thing I learned from my experience is that people are generally good are the victims. The victim who is hijack for product to make example for criminal justice. I never heard of the term “assailant, roughen people up, tough love, to make example out of a person or to fake being yourself to serve as a product or the code. All the terms or expressions reference to me that the meaning I am still trying to understand. I came to the USA as a teenager with the notion that people are like me to be friendly and meant well, that is, to help because I never experience discrimination or the feeling of being different from anyone. A white man said he loves me loving him back should not be the reason to make example out of me with roughen me up with domestic abuse and violence. Maybe I was lucky that my husband agreed to participate for indicating he will be the “assailant” otherwise who knows whom the court will appoint to “roughen me up” if my husband did not go along.

[@iscrewyou123]

This is incoherent, I cannot tell what your point is. I understand that you don't trust the court system. However you have not told me what the court did wrong yet to make you dislike this judge.

[@modupesarratt7651]

dilberthigh The judge denied me due process in addition that she preside over domestic abuse and violence to falsify john hill for representation while denied my petition for Hope Umana upon the help of retiring Judge, Judge Casula, who rendered the first trial as mistrial for john hill not representing me to make reference to contact Hope Umana for representation. In addition, is her threaten me including jerking her kneel threaten me to dire to speak at her presences besides when I was choke she allows that I should be offer to drink water which cause me to nauseated for her to indicate I should go to bathroom to throw up to rendered judgment without my present. Although I do not believe that nancis davis-loomis has anything to do with denied my citizen application in Maryland after 10 years of marriage to an America but I think denied of citizenship has to do with the judiciary victimization by Anne Arundel County. I still pray for an opportunity to have my case reopen for review for telling my story.

[@brittoverbaugh4035]

2:04...GAG ME WITH A SPOON!!!

[@RamboLambo002]

why the fuck the scene was cut at the best moment.....

[@TheHeadforthehillsdi]

Thanx for cutting out the most memorable scene of the whole movie. :(

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX3Wl5eebseKh9E

[@briancatron1584]

As H.L. Mencken put it best to Mike Please, ""Did HE treat you right?"

[@geotom2023]

@2:41

[@gennerobootz6490]

Why was the other judge trying to off him self

[@mileynmike]

******************______________________**************************. missed you vm ....

[@智阿武隈川]

ハイマン・ロスが彼の父親です

[@maradonatotti5142]

02:45 attractive woman

[@ms171802]

What in the hell is that judge doing in the bathroom with that gun? He had his mouth on it! Why?

[@matthewJ142]

The guy had a hardon for killing himself. He does it for the thrill. As mentioned by Pacino's character earlier in the movie. Funny because this ending is similar to the ending of Devil's Advocate. And strangely he wears a similar color suit when he said Vanity, it's my favorite sin. Most criminals commit crime not because they are evil or crazy. They are Vain people. And oddly enough the song by Metallica is closely related to this movie.

[@williambryant5946]

They wouldn't have tried the judge in the same court house with the judges and lawyers he knows. I imagine it would have went to a state supreme court.

[@rodponcedelrosario694]

where is part 12?

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX3Wl5eebseKh9E

[@kraiggolden4246]

Why was Frank mad? The case was pretty much won for him

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

The fix was in!!!

[@tomlemery8490]

My guess is that Frank is mad because HE wanted to prosecute the judge, and Arthur took his "shining moment."

[@drewski1535]

6:21 8:54

[@hamburgareable]

Oh snap! Hiroshima meltdown at 10:29.

[@Each21]

Cadence? Who are you, Sean Hannity?? JK

[@Sexylady52]

I'm watching this movie right now, and I promise they don't make movies like this ANYMORE! I'm in love with him.

[@barbarasprague]

LOVE the "I'm gonna get him" scene!!! RIVETING!!!!!

[@thehumanconversationalist1527]

Anyone else notice how the other attorney dude was tryin not to laugh his face off???

[@briancatron1584]

"Goddamn YOU, Arthur!"

[@pattyoneill6724]

Jack Warden great in this film also.He played a crazy judge well.

[@giantsfan185]

Haha look at the guy's face thats sitting right behind pacino at 10:34

[@lauralambert]

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