Destin Daniel Cretton / Jamie Foxx / USA / 8,1 / 10 / Writer=Destin Daniel Cretton / resume=Just Mercy is a movie starring Jamie Foxx, Charlie Pye Jr., and Michael Harding. World-renowned civil rights defense attorney Bryan Stevenson works to free a wrongly condemned death row prisoner

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This is the second time Jamie Foxx is doing a movie that's based on a true story where a black man is going on Deathrow. The first one he portrayed as the King of the Crips Stanley Tookie Williams and Arnold Schwartznegger was mayor at the time and he sentenced him to Deathrow. And now this movie along with Brie Larson and Michael B Jordan. The message is really spreading.

Watching this after seeing the video of the bullying of an asian elderly in San Francisco in the midst of virus outbreak by a group of black people. I cant understand. I'm glad there are still movies that tell important stories like this one. Why i only see them as electro, killmonger and cap marvel :D. Jamie is aging as fine wine,man. Rihanna intelligence is underrated, shes more than a musician, what a role model.

Definitely watching this. Inspiring, almost cried watching the trailer 😂. SAY it loud I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD. Trailer alone brings a tear to my eye. This my Dad. And he didn't do nothing wrong. Aaahhh the ignorant trolls have come out. Rihanna asked her peers to “pull up” but for some reason you are upset. Ask yourself why. Watch the inteeaction between Janie & MBJ. One Black Man to another: I'm proud of you I respect you I'm here for you I'm grateful I'm honored You are amazing 👑🖤💪🏾. Guilty from the moment you are born. you hear that loud & clear? Based on a true story but it's still our reality ⛓️⚖️🧬.

What the heck is Jimmy Butler doing in this movie. These two together spell Oscar. I can't wait support it. Jamie getting a little upset with the audience as they laugh, shows the respect He feels for the people he works with. They are talking about an amazing story, and people just trying to be disrespectful. Two great actors. I'm a simple man. I see Michael b. Jordan and I click. I love that he was honest about crying and that he need to let it out. There is nothing wrong with men crying they need to cry and be able to cry in peace. ‘We cant let the desensitivity seep true... we gotta help other people ☺️💖💕. I can't believe a movie trailer made me cry. I came here because i saw Michael B Jordan😘.

Bro! I just finished watching this movie and to be honest this movie just made me look at life differently. Bro, I'm crying still. I'm so happy, and I'm happy Anthony made it🙂. Destin Daniel Cretton. 👊🏿.

OMG oscar baby i hear it coming and i cried watching this -cant wait to see it

If I was to list this film's greatest strength, that would be its ability to pull you into the characters' situation and feel their sense of frustration at the injustice they face. The film opens with one man being aggressively arrested for a crime he didn't commit, then transitions to a young student visiting prison for the first time, where he meets a peer who turns out to be more relatable than expected. From there, the audience sees how these men are driven, what they're fighting for, and how it effects their lives as well as the community around them.
Michael B Jordan, as usual, was fantastic. He did a great job portraying this young idealist who, despite being Harvard educated and possessing solid evidence, finds himself unable to make the difference he originally thought he could. Jamie Foxx's performance was also great; he displayed genuine vulnerability and emotion as this embittered, beaten-down (but still somewhat hopeful) man in a cruel world.
I had no issues with the technical aspects of this movie; they didn't do anything special nor did they do anything wrong. This being a legal drama, the script might feel a bit predictable to some, and some of the dialog/speeches seemed a bit too grandiose for real life. There are a few scenes, especially the two montages set to music, that felt a bit cliched, but this movie also has two particular sequences (which I won't spoil here) in the second half that are very effective and powerful.
Overall, this is a well-made and well-acted movie adapted from a pretty important true story, so I would recommend it to anyone interested in criminal justice or simply anyone who enjoys cinema made with a purpose.
*P.S, don't watch the full trailer; it showed way too much from the third act of the movie. I don't count that against the film itself, as the marketing team is separate from the cast and crew, but I just wanted to warn people.

She didnt need anything fancy to say. Thats why I love her. She just said it so everyone can understand.

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