Morality play about justice in US gets derailed by using racism as a prop
A Time To Kill is a morality play based upon a book by John Grisham. It questions whether a black man can get a fair trial in America for killing whites. You can predict which way the film will go but that doesn’t make it bad. Samuel L. Jackson is the defendant and Matthew McConaughey is his lawyer. Both provide convincing characters especially Jackson and his famous quote “Yes they deserved to die and I hope they burn in hell.” McConaughey is like most Grisham characters a lawyer in over his head in a big case. My problem is they went all out on the racist angle using it almost as a prop to propel the story with the KKK showing up and terrorizing people. That detracts from questioning the legal system and due process in America and goes for the shock value instead.
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