I liked the book a lot better. I don't think I can manage a slow movie but I can definitely read a slow book.

This is Joel Shumacher s best movie, I think and it is a good movie, although it has some flaws. For instance it shows its age being made in 1996. The fantastic cast and their performances makes up for a lot of these flaws.
What really is striking, is that you could make this movie now, in 2023 and it would still be accurate of the situation in some parts of the USA.
Think about that...

Great movie with very intestering plot and great acting from all watch this!

Too slow, but if i smoked a hookah i would give one more point.

_A Time To Kill_ is a compelling legal drama that offers an engaging and thought-provoking viewing experience. Adapted from John Grisham's novel, this film successfully weaves together elements of suspense, justice, and the human struggle for what's right. The supporting cast, including Sandra Bullock, Kevin Spacey, and Donald Sutherland, all contribute to the film's overall strength. What sets this film apart is its ability to elicit a range of emotions. It prompts viewers to reflect on the moral complexities of the case and the lengths one might go to seek justice for their loved ones. The film's message about the price of justice and the blurred lines between right and wrong linger in the mind. In conclusion, _A Time to Kill_ is a well-crafted legal drama that combines excellent performances with a thought-provoking exploration of justice and morality. It's a worthwhile watch for fans of courtroom thrillers.

What can I say this film brings lots of tears about our society

Really enjoyed it. It's a bit slow in the middle but the stellar cast make it work. Don't know if I buy the ending but it doesn't ruin the film for me.

Two white men raped a black girl. What is this, science fiction??

This one definitely killed my time. Sheeyit! To be frank with y'all it was too long.

Good for a watch, but wouldn't watch again. Highly predictable plot and over-simplification of race relations (with a dash of White Saviour complex).

A solid - but not startling - adaptation of the engaging Michael Crichton book. Some very recognisable actors doing a reasonable job. But the reality is that it is oversimplified and has lost a lot detail which gave the book it's depth.

I'd strongly recommend skipping this and just go straight to the source material