Too much of the movie was like other Grisham stories
Yet another movie based upon a John Grisham novel. Young lawyer Chris O’Donnell represents Gene Hackman a KKK leader in his appeal to stop him from being executed. O’Donnell is Hackman’s grandson but they’ve never had any contact before.<br /><br />Grisham has created O’Donnell type characters before: young, innocent lawyer, determined but in over his head. Like other Grisham stories he’s the underdog against much bigger forces. That was the main problem with The Chamber. It was all too familiar and made large parts of the film routine as a result.<br /><br />On the other hand, it did touch on how many southerners were brought up with hatred and racism for generations. It also hinted that this wasn’t about individuals either, but that wasn’t really explored. Overall I’d say this was one of the poorer adaptations of Grisham’s work.
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