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Sidney Lumet's first film (1957) adapts a Reginald Rose TV play about a serious-minded juror (Henry Fonda, naturally) who gradually convinces his 11 colleagues to reconsider the guilt of a Puerto Rican youth on trial for murder. A somewhat pat liberal parable that reeks of its period, the film is pretty much saved, or nearly, by Lumet's tight direction and the capable performances, which are virtually restricted to the same closed room. Mechanically written, but within its own middlebrow limitations, it delivers the goods. With Lee J. Cobb, Martin Balsam, E.G. Marshall, Jack Warden, and Jack Klugman.

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Mr. Rosenbaum, If you could not get more from this drama than "mechanically", you are a cold, sorrowful creature - perhaps similar to Lee J Cobb...or maybe you are just another "critic" who simply wants to go against the grain in order to make a name for yourself. Either way, my "review" of your review ends with one word - sad.

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Posted by Pat Leonardo on 05/05/2012 at 6:20 AM
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