US justice system often isn't just
This movie has really grown on me with time. The first time I saw it I thought it was good but not great. Since than I have found it a really moving affair that should be seen by all.<br /><br />Just Mercy is a movie arguing against the Death Penalty based upon a true story. Jamie Foxx was wrongly accused of murder and given the death sentence while Michael B. Jordan and Brie Larson are a young legal team attempting to free him. The movie hits on all kinds of problems with the system such as bad lawyers that don’t really provide any defense for the accused. That’s because almost everyone on death row is poor and has a court appointed lawyer.<br /><br />It’s mostly a legal drama as Jordan investigates Foxx’s case. It’s amazing what he finds. It’s topped off by going to court which actually happens twice. It really builds up to both those scenes. The ending where it shows the real people involved is just as good.<br /><br />It’s really a condemnation of how the justice system is so often not just and how the authorities abuse it with no consequences.
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