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A Few Good Men
Cast
Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore, Kevin Bacon View AllCrew
Rob Reiner (Director), Aaron Sorkin (Screenplay) View All
Release: Dec. 11th, 1992
Runtime: 2 hours, 18 minutes
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Question about the ending to A Few Good Men (1992).
I liked the movie up until the end possibly, where I am sure, but I just find it hard to believe
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That the antagonist, Jessop (Jack Nicholson), would get so worked up that he would actu...
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Rob Reiner's early career definitely showed a lot of versatility across multiple films thanks to his handling of richly developed characters, which makes him a good choice for directing Aaron Sorkin's dialogue-heavy screenplay.

Excellent acting in the final act by Cruise and Nicholson made for a very entertaining duel.

In addition to the courtroom drama, the film is also a character study revolving around Cruise's character, Daniel Caffee, a relatively inexperienced attorney trying to crawl from under his father's legacy as an attorney and his lack of actual courtroom experience.