Real Lawyer Reacts to Real Lawyer Reacting to | My Cousin Vinny
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- On this episode of The Lawyer Dana Podcast, Dana and Jennifer react to LegalEagle’s reaction to My Cousin Vinny! A double reaction! Arguably regarded as one of the most accurate legal related films out there, Dana and Jennifer decided to react to LegalEagle’s reaction of this classic movie! Is it as accurate as they say? On today’s episode, you will hear not from one, but from two lawyers and their unique perspectives!
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He couldn't sleep from loud pigs farms, a giant whistle at the saw mill, a train that comes through at 4:45am and a screeching barn owl at the cabin. That's what makes kit funny when he's sleeping comfortably in jail during a riot because being from NY and those are the noises that he's used to sleeping too. A funny detail that alot of people miss
He DID pass the bar. Six years after he finished Law school, when he took the bar exam for the sixth time he passed! That was SIX weeks before he traveled to where he was needed for the trial. The reason he was asleep was he and his girlfriend kept getting woke up way early by a number of different things. The only good sleep he got was the last time he was taken to the prison for contempt and he slept peacefully while there was a prison riot. 👱♀👱♀👗👗👠👠❤❤
Also, Vinny actually did get permission to treat his fiance as a hostile witness so he could ask leading questions. They had a fight earlier and she at first didn't want to talk to him.
And Marissa Tomei's character reached the actual judge who was his mentor to go to, and while in, law school, who sent a message the trial judge.
I love her line, "You think I'm hostile now,,,"
For a movie, it's dead on balls accurate.
Absolutely true. It's an industry term.
So let me get this straight. Everybody wears a tie and a belt that can be used to strangle somebody, but you can’t bring in a tape measure. Somebody make it make sense.😂
They said maybe a cloth one would be acceptable. The Judge/Court was worried about the sharp edge on a regular tape measure. Pay attention to details. Wow, I sounded like REACHER there. LOL
Eye witnesses can be wrong about what they saw. I am my own example. I saw a car accident in front of me. I gave my testimony to the police officer. He finally just asked me if I was stopped at a red light. After I found out what had actually happened (the car came from the opposite side from what I thought), the only important part of my statement that mattered was that the car did not stop at the red light.
Very true.
One of my favorite movies! Question about right to remain silent and getting your lawyer before talking to the police: What if you are a wife and your husband is missing? Or your child? Call your lawyer, then call the police? Let's say you are innocent, you know you will be suspect, but in this situation you would want to call the police and be very cooperative right away to help find your loved one? What do you do? If you lawyer up right away they seem to assume you have something to hide. I have not really heard anyone address this. Thanks!
We will do an episode soon talking about this very comment. Subscribe and stay tuned.
Dale Launer is still alive and did an interview with Legal Eagle
Great points. But Vinnie did have a New York law license. He spent multiple time trying to pass the bar but he did pass it. He lied about how much experience he had.
We talked about “Training Day” in academy when we had ethics class for law enforcement
06:25 WRONG Karate Kid.
Also, the "deeah" scene comment was about his pants, not his shoes.
I was selected (among 48 people) for a trial as a juror. During the voir dire, I felt the prosecutor did a great job, just stating what the trial was about and asking the questions - felt very favorable towards him. BOT, I felt the defending attorney was already starting the trial by trying to make friends with the jurors and making statements to get the dependent 'off'. The judge even called him on the carpet once. I did NOT feel favorable towards him. (I did not get selected, probably because it was a child sexual abuse case, and I had worked for CPS at one time.)
It is interesting hearing about your perspective as a juror. Thank you for sharing about your experience!
~44:14 Pesci waves his hand like leaves in the wind, while holding the picture of the leaves.
A nice little acting touch that almost certainly was not in the script.
He was a lawyer, he just fibbed that he had been practicing for 16 years rather than 6 weeks.
Oh yea! Good point!
Devin from LegalEagle has an interview with the Director of My Cousin Vinny. :)
Gotta check that out!!
This is so meta. Now can we get a video of a lawyer reacting to this video of you reacting to a lawyer?
But I love the analysis.
I am a scientist. I teach biology. When I get to genetics I introduce DNA fingerprinting by showing the unreliability of eyewitness testimony.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LawyerDana I am a super nerd...scientist and amateur historian. So deep analysis always is wonderful to me.
My stepbrother (z'l) was a lawyer. Defense lawyer. I watched him once in action. He dominated the whole courtroom in a quiet but powerful way. His favorite courtroom movie was Breaker Morant. I think I only watched that movie because of his recommendation.
That's cool that you have that experience! We will have to watch Breaker Morant. Thank you for the recommendation.
@@LawyerDana I also have been on jury duty. One attempted murder case, one civil case, and 2 weeks of grand jury. I am one of those few people who love jury duty. Almost wish I could do it full time!
Ty for shout out 😂
What great visuals editing.
Thank you!
I love reaction videos and this is one of my favorite movies.
Perhaps the gentleman needed to watch the movie before watching a reaction to it. It helps if you know more details since the reactor is really counting on that during editing.
Liked and Subbed 😊
Thanks for subscribing! We’ve got more to come and a lot planned for this year! Thanks for the suggestions!
If you haven’t already, can you please do a review of LegalEagel’s review of John Grisham’s The Rainmaker?
Sure! We’ll put this on our agenda. I haven’t read the Rainmaker though. Maybe I can listen to the audio book.
@@LawyerDana thanks! Devin also says this is quite legally accurate for a movie and shows some things that legal movies tend to miss.
Overall, it was a great movie in some place's things were done that weren't accurate but there were many good points in it.
Yep! Thanks for watching!
You mean the “B” word as in a female dog that has not been spayed?
Of course! 😅
React content has reached a new level of ridiculousness.
Yep. We hope you enjoy. 😄