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Guilty as Sin

1993

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

Guilty as Sin

1993

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

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38% TOMATOMETER · 16 reviews

44% AUDIENCE · 2.5K ratings

5.7/10 · 6.4K

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Plot summary

Before a criminal lawyer knows what has happened, she is forced to defend a wife killer she knows is guilty.

Director

Sidney Lumet

Top cast

Luis Guzmán as Lt. Bernard Martinez

Stephen Lang as Phil Garson

Rebecca De Mornay as Jennifer Haines

Brigit Wilson as Rita Greenhill

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

984.99 MB

1280*700

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 47 min

Seeds 3

1.98 GB

1904*1040

English 5.1

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 47 min

Seeds 10

Comments 2

yulog 1502 days ago

Now the 1080 downloads to about 97-98% and quits, trying to complete this for 3 days, any help would be appreciated

yulog 1504 days ago

Any chance we could get the blu ray version fixed , been trying to download for a week and nothing happens.....thanks

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IMDb reviews

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5 / 10

It probably didn't really help that for the

CinemaSerf

It probably didn't really help that for the first half of this film, I thought that Don Johnson was Kevin Costner! Once I'd sorted that out though, it didn't…

7 / 10

Murder, Mind Games & The Importance of Winning

seymourblack-1

"Guilty As Sin" is an entertaining courtroom drama with a plot which is very reminiscent of "Jagged Edge". In this story, however, it's the interaction between…

"Guilty As Sin" is an entertaining courtroom drama with a plot which is very reminiscent of "Jagged Edge". In this story, however, it's the interaction between a defence lawyer and her client that provides the most interesting moments as both parties are very successful at what they do as well as being extremely ruthless. They both share a powerful determination to be winners and it's this compulsion that leads them both, at different times, to take actions which they know to be ill judged and reckless. Jennifer Haines (Rebecca DeMornay), a young criminal lawyer who's made quick progress to the top of her profession, is on a high after winning her latest court case when she's approached by David Greenhill (Don Johnson). Greenhill's a suave ladies' man who's been accused of murdering his rich wife by throwing her out of the window of their apartment and he wants Haines to represent him. At first she doesn't want to take the case but gradually she starts to find him interesting and convinces her superiors that she'd enjoy the challenge of defending Greenhill in what is guaranteed to be a high profile trial. Soon after agreeing to defend her new client, his behaviour becomes more threatening, he starts to get involved in her personal life and also Haines' private investigator, Moe (Jack Warden) begins to uncover some information about Greenhill's past which makes her believe that he is guilty of his wife's murder. Her attempts to drop her client are blocked by a judge and her professional obligations to respect attorney/client confidentiality prevent her from being able to use what she knows against him. With no legal or orthodox way out of her predicament, Haines plants some incriminating evidence in Greenhill's apartment. He immediately guesses that she's responsible and responds by taking some equally unscrupulous action to provide some compelling proof of his innocence. After the trial, Haines and Greenhill continue to play their dangerous mind games right up until the movie's violent denouement. At the outset, both Haines and Greenhill are very confident people but during their association, the psychological battles in which they indulge lead to Haines becoming more and more intimidated, especially when she starts to believe that her own life might be in danger. Rebecca DeMornay portrays Jennifer Haines' courtroom swagger and her addiction to the thrill of winning with the same ability she brings to conveying her growing uncertainty and fear as she realises that she's bitten off more than she can chew and is powerless to put things right. Don Johnson clearly revels in his role as the smarmy gigolo who's arrogant and very dangerous. His transparently insincere charm and his psychopathic behaviour make him a despicable villain who is nevertheless, amusing to watch. Jack Warden also provides good support as Haines' trusted old friend and adviser. "Guilty As Sin" isn't highly original or the type of movie that garners great accolades from the critics, however, for pure entertainment, it fits the bill nicely.

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