Vin Diesel, Alex Rocco, Peter Dinklage
Sent to prison on a drug charge, Jackie Dinorsio refuses to turn government witness against his former associates in the New Jersey Lucchesi crime family. However, prosecutor Sean Casey mounts a huge ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 27, 2006
Stats: 1,381 reviews
An outragious, compelling, intelligent, powerful and unforgettable movie. Totally gripping, surprisingly moving and relentlessly enjoyable. It's a brilliant, thrilling, riveting and satisfying film. Wickedly funny and magnificent from start to finish. Vin Diesel is sensational, h...( read more)
Based upon a true story, this court room drama is filled with humor and is very touching. Vin Diesel is fantastic as Jackie Dinorsio and if not for such a great supporting cast, he would have stolen the show. The script is well written and the story is very interesting. A mus...( read more)
"Sometimes the best defense. . . is a wiseguy."
A wise guy turns his own trial upside down by serving as his own lawyer in this comedy drama based on a true story. In 1987, an extensive investigation into the activities of the Lucchese crime family led to charges being fi...( read more)
Find Me Guilty is a worth watching just because its proof that Sidney Lumet is an excellent filmmaker and when Vin can actually act when he tries (I was surprised too.) and I won't deny that I have a soft spot for gangster films. What's the catch, the story is simply boring and...( read more)
Interesting movie with Vin Diesel playing quite a different role. Of course with the type of character he played, some may say it wasn't much of a stretch for Vin but it was good for him to diversify the roles he plays.
I really loved it!I recommend it ! By the way,is not an action movie!
first real boring but in the end actually a nice movie. But the first impression counts so the movie is only usually. Besides Vin Diesel doesn't fit in the role as a laywer
Sitting through the belabored courtroom drama Find Me Guilty feels like a particularly prolonged session of jury duty. full review
As the case grinds on and we follow Jackie from his cramped cell to the airless courtroom we begin to feel as confined as the prisoner himself. full review
For all its ripped-from- the-headlines verisimilitude, Find Me Guilty sometimes feels like it should have been called Find Me My Cousin Vinny. full review
For those of you who complain the ubiquitous "they" don't make films like they used to, here's your chance to give "them" a reason to make more. full review
Actively tries to replicate what it must have felt like to endure 600-plus days of jury duty. full review
Except for a scene with the electrifying Annabella Sciorra as Jackie's ex-wife, Diesel cuts up when he should cut deep. full review
Your nice????? Bwahahahahahaha! Looks like you been seeing alot of movies. I gotta pick up the pace.
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