Exposes the institutional flaws with the American criminal justice system
Just Mercy is a very important film dealing with due process, equal justice, race and class. It is based upon a true story that makes the message more powerful. It teaches an important lesson. It will have you shed a tear. That being said it is not without flaws.<br /><br />First the good.<br /><br />Just Mercy focuses upon a young lawyer Bryan Stevenson (Michael B. Jordan) who is fresh out of Harvard Law School and decides to take up cases of people on death row who lack representation in Alabama. His main client becomes Walter McMillan aka Johnny D (Jamie Foxx) who was convicted of murder and given the death sentence based upon a flawed case.<br /><br />The movie deals with the institutional racism of the criminal justice system. As Stevenson investigates McMillan’s case he comes up against police who considered him a criminal before they arrested him, public defenders who never argued his case, courts who already decided Johnny was guilty before the trial, and an appellate court that maintains this system of injustice. As Stevenson eloquently argues several times before a judge, America should be judge not by how it treats those at the top or the majority but those who are poor and minorities. That will be the true test of whether America has justice. This is an important message that needs to be emphasized again and again because most people take the system for granted and believe that it works when it rarely does for people like McMillan.<br /><br />Here’s the problems with the film. First, maybe because it’s just the nature of these types of procedural films where the lawyers have to investigate, go through court records, interview people, etc., but the pacing is very, VERY slow for the first half of the movie. Clocking in at just over two hours long that means a lot. The second issue is that the movie is very conventional meaning you know where everything is going beforehand.<br /><br />This is still a great movie and it really needs to be seen by a wide audience.
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