Good court procedural film about a court martial but it's also predictable
Rules of Engagement is about the prosecution of Marine Colonel Terry Childers (Samuel L. Jackson) for a bloody incident in Yemen. The U.S. Embassy there was being assaulted by a crowd that included people shooting from rooftops. Colonel Childers and a unit of Marines was sent in to rescue the staff. Upon Childers’ orders his men fired into the crowd killing dozens of civilians which he was later brought to court over.<br /><br />The story is not a straight forward court case because the government is the reason why Childers was charged. That raises the question of whether he can get a fair trial or whether he’ll be rail roaded so Washington has a scapegoat. That means you can actually predict where most of the movie goes but it’s still a good court procedural story. Tommy Lee Jones as Childers’ defense attorney stands out. Bruce Greenwood as the National Security Advisor comes off as a jerk.<br />C
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