115202 vote Synopsis=Mitch McDeere is a young man with a promising future in Law. About to sit his Bar exam, he is approached by 'The Firm' and made an offer he doesn't refuse. Seduced by the money and gifts showered on him, he is totally oblivious to the more sinister side of his company. Then, two Associates are murdered. The FBI contact him, asking him for information and suddenly his life is ruined. He has a choice - work with the FBI, or stay with the Firm. Either way he will lose his life as he knows it. Mitch figures the only way out is to follow his own plan Genre=Drama Star=Jeanne Tripplehorn 2 H 34 Minutes

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A hotshot young lawyer named Mitch (Tom Cruise. who else would Hollywood cast as a hotshot? accepts a job with a small law firm in Memphis, only to become trapped in a nightmarish maze of deceit and corruption. The plot has Mitch a little slow to catch on, but when he does he draws upon inner cleverness he previously lacked to set a trap himself.
The script has several problems, not the least of which is Mitch's naivete when accepting the job. He tells his wife Abby (Jeanne Tripplehorn. These are nice people, Abby. Turns out that Abby is more perceptive about these "nice people" than her high-income, hotshot hubby. The plot's first half is pretty good, with fine editing; the second half trends labyrinthine with tangled and convoluted plot elements that make the film hard to follow.
Fast-paced, outdoor "action" towards the end is unrealistic and makes the film overly long. Most of the characters consist of annoying "beautiful people" hip, sophisticated, and rich; I was hoping most of them would die.
Production values are terrific. Great on-location filming in Memphis is enhanced by polished outdoor photography. Interior sets look detailed and realistic. Nice, jazzy score if perhaps a bit loud. Casting is credible, though someone other than Tom Cruise might have brought more plausibility to the lead role. Performances overall add to a sense of professionalism. Hal Holbrook is always fun to watch. And I really liked Holly Hunter's performance as a two-bit smoking secretary with a heavy Southern drawl.
Slick and sophisticated, The Firm" was made during an era when audiences were still mesmerized with American wealth and corruption. It's a polished, perhaps too polished, production. Overall, the movie does have entertainment value despite an imperfect script.

This book was pushed on me, since I am interested in law, but it was so schlocky and so amateurish that I had to force myself to finish the darn thing. Admittedly, that makes Grisham one of the richest amateurs ever, I haven't had the stomach to read any of his later fare; hopefully he's improved.
But since I had invested the time in reading the waste of paper, I thought I may as well see what kind of film all those stars would make from the thing. And they did as good a job as anyone could. In fact, just about every major flaw in the plot was corrected in the screenplay. So the movie, while still pretty bad, wasn't a joke like the book, but just another ordinary Hollywood property. Quite a coup, considering their source material. (Sorry to be so negative, but I just like good writing...

La tapadera in english. Cruise is in top not form. Tripplehorn, Hackman and Harris are all great supporting actors. Just 1 problem. The soundtrack has wayyyy too much piano that doesn't fit at all with the pace of the movie. Or really anything at all with it. Takes away from the drama. Bad bad job of whoever decided on the piano for the key moments of the movie...

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