Good Friday

CrimeDrameFamille
Année2020
Durée1h 23m

Lucas Cole, prosecutor and single parent, faces a day of life-defining choices when he is enticed to dismiss a charge of hit and run while intoxicated, by the wife of a wealthy media mogul.

Bande-annonce

Casting

DS

Dan Stone

Director

Timothy Stickney

Leland Hardt

Teagle F. Bougere

Nat Sandrick

Murphy Guyer

Paul Chasse

Lily Wen

Zhao Bai

Emma Thorne

Anna Hardt

Sharrieff Pugh

Peter Sensabaugh

NH

Nick Hetherington

Dennis Chadwick

Ned Riseley

Phillip Arrington

Jordan Lage

Eliot Brennar

Colin Critchley

Johnny Cole

Raquel Merediz

Valeria Cruz

Christopher Martinez

Mark Santiago

FB

Frederick Buford

Lucien F. La Mer

Jennifer Sklias-Gahan

Helene Pike

Danny Binstock

Lucas Cole

Rupak Ginn

Jackie Sendell Simms

Brandon J. Dirden

Terrence Lee

Donna Vivino

Emily Cole

DS

Dan Stone

Writer

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7 commentaires

ashibotogh_Oct 13, 2023
josyMay 29, 2023

source: Good Friday

S P E N C E RMar 29, 2023

source: Good Friday

Mc swaggerFeb 15, 2023

Who was the guy he was meeting on the park bench? Not my favorite movie.

🥀Feb 15, 2023

Bad script. Bad acting. Hard to follow the story. The worst thing was the main actor. He had as much emotional depth as dried cement.

lakshmimanchuFeb 15, 2023

Loved this movie- a great storyline and really liked the characters and the issues raised about the power of faith in a troubled world. Good character development- always like to see redemption and change.

M&M@000777Feb 15, 2023

This is really a mess of incoherent scenes sewn together poorly to produce a bad lengthy episode of LA Law. The skewed timeline doesn't help and most of the legal scenes are lengthy, wordy and filled with pseudo legalese that really makes no sense. Half way through I found myself unable to properly follow either the chain of events or the dialogue, and it never improved. Acting was what you'd expect all overly dramatic and exaggerated just like the script, and if that were all I could have lived with it, but a poorly written story is a death sentence to a film and this one needs to be laid to rest.