Contrived start but good ending to this adaptation of a John Grisham book
Many of the John Grisham books that have been turned into movies are very familiar. That’s because they use the common trope of a young lawyer who finds some wrongdoing and fights against the odds to right it. That’s the case with The Firm as Tom Cruise is a young lawyer just out of school who gets hired by a large law firm in Memphis which just happens to have lawyers turn up dead. The story is a bit contrived however. For instance Cruise is in the Caribbean where two lawyers died and he just randomly starts asking questions about it. He goes into a locked room for no real reason. These kinds of scenes happen again and again. I did like the beginning which was dramatic and had a fun twist. The Firm is still a good watch especially with Gene Hackman as a conflict lawyer at Cruise’s company, but it could’ve been better.
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