Didn't buy the modern & Amish worlds meeting as an effective story
A little Amish kid Samuel (Lukas Haas) sees a brutal murder in a train station bathroom. Detective John Book (Harrison Ford) is given the case. Things immediately become complicated when one of the murders turns out to be a cop Lt. James McFee (Danny Glover) and Book, Samule and his mom Rachel (Kelly McGillis) have to hide in Amish.<br /><br />Here’s the thing about Witness, it starts out like it’ll be a cat and mouse story. The corrupt cop chasing after Book, Samuel and Rachel. Instead it turns out to be about Book adjusting to living with the Amish and as you can guess he starts falling for Rachel and the story turns into a romance. Then at the end it reverts back to the good cop vs bad cop story. The comparison between the two worlds is one thing with the corrupt modern day vs the purer and simpler life of the Amish. I just never thought the two came together. The movie got 8 Academy nominations so what do I know.<br />C
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