Les 10 plus grands drames judiciaires de l'AFI
Le top 3 selon 413 votes des personnes : Tuer un oiseau moqueur (1962) · 12 hommes en colère (1957) · Témoin à charge (1957). (Mise à jour 26 oct. 2020.)
La catégorie des drames judiciaires du 10 Top 10 de l'American Film Institute (2008).
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Tuer un oiseau moqueur (1962)
Numéro un : Gregory Peck dans le rôle d'Atticus Finch.
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12 hommes en colère (1957)
Un juré contre onze dans une seule salle.
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Témoin à charge (1957)
Billy Wilder adapte la version d'Agatha Christie.
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Kramer contre Kramer (1979)
Dustin Hoffman et Meryl Streep se battent pour la garde.
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Le verdict (1982)
Paul Newman en tant qu'avocat échoué avec une dernière affaire.
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Quelques bons hommes (1992)
Tom Cruise contre Jack Nicholson devant un tribunal militaire.
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Jugement de Nuremberg (1961)
Stanley Kramer et les procès des juges nazis.
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Un cri dans le noir (1988)
Meryl Streep dans le rôle de Lindy Chamberlain et l'affaire Dingo.
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De sang-froid (1967)
Richard Brooks adapte le véritable livre policier de Truman Capote.
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Anatomie d'un meurtre (1959)
Otto Preminger et James Stewart, avec une partition de Duke Ellington.
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Commentaires (30)
In Cold Blood isn't even really a courtroom movie.
Judgment at Nuremberg is long but essential viewing.
Witness for the Prosecution has the best twist ending of the 50s.
Inherit the Wind should be here, the Scopes trial!
Agreed, Spencer Tracy and Fredric March were incredible.
Anatomy of a Murder was shocking for 1959, the language they used in court.
A Cry in the Dark, the dingo case, Meryl's accent was perfect.
The Verdict, Paul Newman's best performance.
These ten are all worth watching, great list.
Anatomy of a Fall would make this list today.
To Kill a Mockingbird at #1, Atticus Finch is the moral compass of American film.
I'm a lawyer and Mockingbird is why I went to law school.
Same, but then real law turned out to be paperwork 😂
Primal Fear, Edward Norton's debut, is missing for me.
This is a list for lawyers' movie night ⚖️
AFI lists are always so old-fashioned, nothing after 1992.
The list was made in 2008, there just weren't many great ones in between.
Where is Philadelphia? Or Erin Brockovich? Or My Cousin Vinny?!
My Cousin Vinny is used in actual law schools to teach cross-examination 😂
That's true, real lawyers love it.
Kramer vs. Kramer as a courtroom drama? It's a family drama with one hearing.
The custody hearing is the emotional core of the whole film.
A Few Good Men is fun, but it's not top 5 material. Nicholson's speech carries it.
Strongly disagree, the dialogue is Sorkin at his sharpest.
Sharp, sure, but it's a crowd-pleaser, not a great film.
Gregory Peck won the Oscar for Atticus, deserved.
Henry Fonda in 12 Angry Men, calm and unstoppable.
12 Angry Men should be #1, it's the purest courtroom drama ever made and it barely leaves one room.
Technically it's a jury room drama, there's almost no courtroom 😅
That's the genius of it, the trial happens in their arguments.