“He’s a tight ass. He’s a sadist. He’s an absentee landlord. Worship that? Never!” That is one of the best speeches ever. Al Pacino’s performance was fantastic, he killed it.
I think it did happen and the devil just undid it, rolled it back. He wants him, and he has to get him to choose, so he's just going to tempt him endlessly until he wins him over.
"Vanity is definitely my favorite sin!" Such a delightful and quotable performance from Pacino, though Reeves gives real conviction as Kevin. I like that his suits get darker as the story progresses. Another excellent reaction!
It did really happen, but the end wasn't Kevin getting another chance, it was Satan getting another chance. Once Kevin shot himself and destroyed the world as the Devil was making it, he cast them all back so he could try again.
Just finished watching your reaction. Glad you liked it! And, yes, Pacino knocks it out of the park. He is clearly having so much FUN in the role, too.
Al Pacino was born to play this role. It's clearly not his best role ever, but it's easily his most entertaining. He's just enjoying himself. It's an interesting concept for a movie, and setting it at a law firm kind of works. For all the criticism of Keanu Reeves' acting, I thought when I first saw this that he was pretty good. I believed that he and Charlize (who I had a major thing for in 1997) were a couple and that's important in a story like this. This is one of those nostalgic, guilty pleasure movies for me. It's a lot of fun.
It's not a vision. He got another chance because self sacrifice redeemed him. Love this movie, it's just full of great lines. Haven't seen it in a while so this is actually the first time i get why the Devil calls himself Milton lol This movie traumatized a friend of mine when we were in school. His greatest fear was the thought that people's faces contorted into monsters when he wasn't looking, so all you had to was get behind one of his shoulders and make a face and he would go berserk LMAO
17TH century's JOHN MILTON, (Pacino), wrote the epic poem PARADISE LOST, which tells of Satan's rebellion against Got and Adam & Eve's expulsion from the Garden of Eden! See where this is going?
I'm pretty sure that Was Trump's penthouse in Trump Tower. I didn't remember that from the first time I saw this movie! I also didn't remember Ferris Bueller's school principal in this movie, lol :P
Historical Fact: Advocatus Diaboli was an actual position in the Roman Catholic church. Essentially, in the past they were making too many saints so the church created a system where if someone wanted to propose making someone a saint, they would have a little trial where each side presented their arguments for and against, the side against was the Devil's Advocate. Famous writer Christopher Hitchens was the Devil's Advocate when they proposed Mother Teresa's canonization.
That demonstrates why the system failed, if they could make a monster like that a saint. The whole Roman Catholic church has been evil for centuries though, so unsurprising really that they would canonise a monster who put a lot of money into their coffers. Also that's not actually accurate. The two miracles holds far more weight, even if the miracles being attributed to the particular saint are circumstantial at best. Hitchens was not Advocatus Diaboli, he did a documentary on her evils and the doctor who originally supported him withdrew the support calling the expose "slanderous" and decided he'd write a book about her instead. He's an atheist though so he's outside the auspices of the church and of god and so could not act in the stead as Diaboli.
yeah. i think the ending is kind of the idea that the test never ends. that pacino will always be there, at every turn, to guide you to the dark side. a really under-rated, under known movie. and the VFX work is phenomenal. not just in techincal achievement but the AESTHETICS. like the whole spiraling mural behind pacino in his "throne room". it starts as an abstract until you see it morph into a literal vision of hell. pretty sure all the figures in that mural were real people just painted white but the way they blended with the cgi... just really great execution. reminds me of constantine in that way. the vfx work is freaking top notch. because you saw that recently, i was thinking that just as keanu is falling in slow mo, he'd give pacino the finger lol. and actually, you can say that this ending is similar to constantine... the devil won't give him the easy out with death. nono. you won this time but but time is on his side... he'll give him more time - another go on the merry-go-round. he'll mess up. and pacino will be there to cash in.
Good movie. I’ve watched it plenty of times. The girl in the court room is in a cool quirky movie called Welcome To the Dollhouse. The theme song is great also in it. You should check out Angel Heart since you liked this one. I don’t do heights either-lol. There are clues throughout this movie to let you know Pacino is the devil starting with his name. John Milton wrote Paradise Lost.
Amazing movie. Loved it back in the day in cinema. Still love it. Great acting all around. Pacino of course owns this. "Vanity--definitely my favorite sin."
Today is my birthday, I'm 34 this year! This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood, with an interesting twist as well as having an allegory to John Milton's Paradise Lost.
Kevin Lomax is trapped in some kind of purgatory. Milton keeps testing him, and when things don't go his way he brings him back to the courtroom bathroom to try again
That's a myopic vision. Half the movie is the Devil talking about the state that humanity is in and how he has gained almost total sway over it. All of that means nothing if Kevin is just in a amusement park created by him and not the real world. It really would suck the movie out of all it's poignancy.
Regarding the end, my interpretation has always been that Kevin lived the timeline as shown, but then he beat the Devil through self-sacrifice . . . and so was given another chance. Maybe by God, or, perhaps more likely, by the Devil himself. You see, the Devil isn't going anywhere, and the fact that Kevin gets another chance means that the Devil has another opportunity too! (An interesting aside: Is this the first time this has happened, or has Kevin beaten the Devil before? How many times? But the Devil is tenacious, and Kevin has proven himself vulnerable to vanity, the very same sin that first took down the beautiful angel Lucifer himself. The Devil's not going to give up any time soon!)
I feel like Charlize Theron doesnt get enough credit, but imo she played well also. "Monster" is another great film with her, she actually won an Oscar for it :)
Yup it's his penthouse suite at Trump tower in NYC. Melania i think did a big interview there , forgot which one but that backdrop is unforgettable. King Midas must of been the interior decorator lol
Fun Fact: Keanu was sure that only Pacino could play the role of the Devil. The point is that the producers didn't have the money to get Pacino on board. So Keanu waived part of his salary to get Pacino on the boat. So we only got to see Pacino because of Keanu's sacrifice.
I tend to agree with your "neverending spiral" theory, Jen, much like the battle between good and evil. Btw: the ending was so much better due to your dancing at the end. 😊
Watched this at the theatre late at night with my wife, just the two of us. The theatre was empty. It was about 1 am when it was over. We stepped outside and there was not a soul anywhere. No traffic. No breeze. No sound. It was the eeriest sensation ever, especially after that movie. Couldn’t get home fast enough.
🎼🎵🎶It happened in Monterey, a long time ago I met her in Monterey, in old Mexico Stars and steel guitars And luscious lips, as red as wine Broke somebody's heart And I'm afraid that it was mine It happened in Monterey Without thinking twice I left her and threw away the key to paradise My indiscreet heart, longs for the sweetheart That I left in old Monterey 🎶🎵
This movie will always have my second favorite establishing shot of the Twin Towers. Second only to that fly in shot from the horrid Godzilla 1998 with the rain and the lightning.
congratulations on making it through another spooky season Jen you did great and entertained us with your wonderful humour , screams , jump scares and gasps 🔥 , your blanket deserves to be nominated for an award for outstanding contribution to forming a safe space to ward off all things spooky 🙂 . we finish on this cool movie that was edited great and as always has wonderful commentary and jennerisms throughout . cheers for a wonderful month of content Jen you've been amazing 🔥💙🔥💙
I think your right they don't make films like this anymore Jenny I'd completely forgotten Charlize Theron was in this and I've seen this and your hair looks great up Jenny.
Welcome to one of the best movies ever made. You did an excellent job with your reaction. You didn’t talk over the actors and that is hard to do. Good job.
Dream or time/do over? Does it matter? Is there a difference in this context/story? Both have the same result. What I like most about the movie is the "domino" effect. One bad choice leads to another and so on. Terrible things happen, not from some crazy single massive choice, but a series of little compromises, eroding our walls of safety.
Been a while since I first watched this and only just now found that it reminded me of Martin Scorceses’ “The Last Temptation of Christ”. If you enjoyed this then you might enjoy that as well. I’ve not seen anyone react to that, probably because many religious types found it to be blasphemous. On the plus side, it has a killer soundtrack by Peter Gabriel.
Looked it up. If you refuse to represent client after trial starts, you most likely will be disbarred. (Not able to be lawyer anymore). So basically, your not allowed to have a conscience.
It's a very, very serious matter to withdraw from representation in a criminal matter, and if it is during a trial, it's a legal "death sentence"... you can have a conscience, but it must be exercised before accepting the client
The reason it is called "The Devil's Advocate" is because the process of becoming a lawyer is actually called "Devilling" and there are "Devil Masters" and the textbook they learn from is called the "Devil's Handbook".
Uncontroversial opinion, Jen looks better with her hairstyle than Charlize Theron does with either of hers in Devil's Advocate. 🤫 Jeffrey Jones's search history would probably be scarier than Al as the Devil. 😳 This movie has a good cast: Al, Keanu, Charlize, Jones, Craig T. "Poltergeist" "Coach" Nelson. Jen: "Oh God!" Nope, this is the other guy. :) Al Pacino's performance is amusing, creepy, and delightfully unhinged. Good job as usual, Ms Murray. Happy Halloween! 🎃😈
Another version of this story without the supernatural is The Firm starring Tom Cruise. A small town lawyer is recruited by a big firm in the big city. The firm isn't what it seems. A pretty wife is tempted by the boss. Tom Cruise is chased.
The devil is in the details. Fab reaction! 💜 'Scent of a Woman' (1993) is essential Pacino drama. It's very touching. Is highly regarded and much loved.
Just to inform you regarding what you said about the lawyer having to defend their client when they're guilty is incorrect. The accused should have the presumption of innocence between them & their lawyer. In the case that the lawyer finds out their client lied to them about their innocence the lawyer is supposed to either recuse himself from the case- or convince the client to change his plea to guilty before the court. If the accused won't abide, the lawyer has no obligation to defend them. That process differs when the lawyer knows at the start that the client is likely guilty & chooses of their own volition to try to defend them anyway.
I think the ending implies that the devil can manipulate time, and return to the past to try something else, until the day he'll eventualy succeed. That's why he tells "I had so many children..." Maybe he's talking about previous versions of Keanu, who failed too. At least, that's how I always saw it.
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this is a great devil movie, my only gripe with it is that charlize theron is too hot, her in her derange state is still hotter than the devil lady
90 minutes of dark and disturbing build up for 15 minutes of one of the finest finales ever put to film. Love this movie.
That place that you said is made of gold is actually trump Tower
It’s Trump’s actual penthouse apartment in Trump Tower.
HAR! Makes So much sense.
Not surprised tbh.
The devil you say!
If that's trump Tower? then NOTHING in there is real gold... 🤣
“He’s a tight ass. He’s a sadist. He’s an absentee landlord. Worship that? Never!” That is one of the best speeches ever. Al Pacino’s performance was fantastic, he killed it.
Agreed 100%. Absolutely legendary speech!!
I think it did happen and the devil just undid it, rolled it back. He wants him, and he has to get him to choose, so he's just going to tempt him endlessly until he wins him over.
"Vanity is definitely my favorite sin!" Such a delightful and quotable performance from Pacino, though Reeves gives real conviction as Kevin. I like that his suits get darker as the story progresses. Another excellent reaction!
I never noticed that about the suits.
R.I.P. Teri Garr (1944-2024) Roberta Lincoln in Star Trek TOS episode "Assignment: Earth" (1968) and Inga in "Young Frankenstein" (1974)
Yes, a sad loss indeed.
She was great, always funny and charming. I liked her appearances on Letterman.
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I think Letterman had a thing for her as well.
@@solvingpolitics3172 I think you're right.
It did really happen, but the end wasn't Kevin getting another chance, it was Satan getting another chance. Once Kevin shot himself and destroyed the world as the Devil was making it, he cast them all back so he could try again.
Vanity. Definitely my favorite sin.
Keanus acting ability skyrocketed since this film. Think having to play off freakin Pacino here got him to grow a lot.
OMG! I’m so happy you watched this. Can’t wait to see your reaction!
Just finished watching your reaction. Glad you liked it! And, yes, Pacino knocks it out of the park. He is clearly having so much FUN in the role, too.
Al Pacino was born to play this role. It's clearly not his best role ever, but it's easily his most entertaining. He's just enjoying himself. It's an interesting concept for a movie, and setting it at a law firm kind of works. For all the criticism of Keanu Reeves' acting, I thought when I first saw this that he was pretty good. I believed that he and Charlize (who I had a major thing for in 1997) were a couple and that's important in a story like this. This is one of those nostalgic, guilty pleasure movies for me. It's a lot of fun.
Keanu is good, when he's not being cast to play a 19th century British solicitor.
Reeves did fine, but just next to Theron and Pacino....well it would be hard for anyone to keep up.
What do you think we’re Pacino best roles?
Jen: "Are these his golden children?"
Me: *does the Leo DiCaprio pointing meme*
It's not a vision. He got another chance because self sacrifice redeemed him.
Love this movie, it's just full of great lines. Haven't seen it in a while so this is actually the first time i get why the Devil calls himself Milton lol
This movie traumatized a friend of mine when we were in school. His greatest fear was the thought that people's faces contorted into monsters when he wasn't looking, so all you had to was get behind one of his shoulders and make a face and he would go berserk LMAO
It creeped me out when I watched it as a teenager on VHS, but what more than cancelled that out was the nudity. 🤣
I never thought of classifying fireplaces by the number of bodies it could hold. Thanks for the Halloween Image.
Freaky? Try Jacob's Ladder :D
Seconded
😂 I dunno why I do that
Yes please goddam Jacob's Ladder... I never see anyone reacting to that one, and it's such a freaky movie, it's perfect reactor fodder. :)
Don King is buddies with Satan. That's pretty damned realistic.
I'm stealing Jen's method of measuring fire places, definitely wasn't expecting that 😆
Yeah, "How many bodies could you fit in there?"
Worrying!
17TH century's JOHN MILTON, (Pacino), wrote the epic poem PARADISE LOST, which tells of Satan's rebellion against Got and Adam & Eve's expulsion from the Garden of Eden! See where this is going?
I'm pretty sure that Was Trump's penthouse in Trump Tower. I didn't remember that from the first time I saw this movie! I also didn't remember Ferris Bueller's school principal in this movie, lol :P
"This movie's going to get freaky, isn't it?"
Ummmm...on a scale of one to ten...
Good Evening, Jen👋Thank You for sharing this one with us tonight🤩and I Hope that You feel better soon!
This movie is a freaking trip!! Saw this shortly after it came out in 97 or 98,. So so good though, especially the ending. Great reaction Jen
Continuing to rate fireplaces by how many people you can fit in them is why you're one of the best in the game Jen!
😂
Historical Fact: Advocatus Diaboli was an actual position in the Roman Catholic church. Essentially, in the past they were making too many saints so the church created a system where if someone wanted to propose making someone a saint, they would have a little trial where each side presented their arguments for and against, the side against was the Devil's Advocate. Famous writer Christopher Hitchens was the Devil's Advocate when they proposed Mother Teresa's canonization.
Ah, Hitchens Such a great man.
I can't believe they made that awful woman a saint. What she did is solidly under "evil" for my categorization.
That demonstrates why the system failed, if they could make a monster like that a saint. The whole Roman Catholic church has been evil for centuries though, so unsurprising really that they would canonise a monster who put a lot of money into their coffers. Also that's not actually accurate. The two miracles holds far more weight, even if the miracles being attributed to the particular saint are circumstantial at best. Hitchens was not Advocatus Diaboli, he did a documentary on her evils and the doctor who originally supported him withdrew the support calling the expose "slanderous" and decided he'd write a book about her instead. He's an atheist though so he's outside the auspices of the church and of god and so could not act in the stead as Diaboli.
A lot of people say Keanu turned his acting around either The Matrix or John Wick but I think it's because more people need to see him in this movie.
Creepy and kind of subtle up to the end when Al goes full Pacino... and I love him for it
this movie has stayed in my head ever since I first saw it back in the 90s...
yeah. i think the ending is kind of the idea that the test never ends. that pacino will always be there, at every turn, to guide you to the dark side. a really under-rated, under known movie. and the VFX work is phenomenal. not just in techincal achievement but the AESTHETICS. like the whole spiraling mural behind pacino in his "throne room". it starts as an abstract until you see it morph into a literal vision of hell. pretty sure all the figures in that mural were real people just painted white but the way they blended with the cgi... just really great execution. reminds me of constantine in that way. the vfx work is freaking top notch.
because you saw that recently, i was thinking that just as keanu is falling in slow mo, he'd give pacino the finger lol. and actually, you can say that this ending is similar to constantine... the devil won't give him the easy out with death. nono. you won this time but but time is on his side... he'll give him more time - another go on the merry-go-round. he'll mess up. and pacino will be there to cash in.
Another excellent reaction Jen. They are always the highlight of my day and congrats on hitting 87k subscribers you deserve it 🥂🔥
The gold apartment is actually Donald Trump's
Which would make Satan only the second most evil person ever to set foot in it.
@@rockyoumonkeys lmao brainwashed bozo 😅
@@rockyoumonkeys TDS much? Better start on stocking tissues, you only have five more days left before your five stages of grief will start again.
ITS SO MAGATARDEDLY UGLY
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Tell me what is wrong with Trump?
Good movie. I’ve watched it plenty of times. The girl in the court room is in a cool quirky movie called Welcome To the Dollhouse. The theme song is great also in it. You should check out Angel Heart since you liked this one. I don’t do heights either-lol. There are clues throughout this movie to let you know Pacino is the devil starting with his name. John Milton wrote Paradise Lost.
This is a very well done movie and, its title "The Devil's Advocate" is right on point (smile ... smile).
Vanity gets them all in the end!
Can never get enough of this movie great choice.
Amazing movie. Loved it back in the day in cinema. Still love it. Great acting all around. Pacino of course owns this. "Vanity--definitely my favorite sin."
Today is my birthday, I'm 34 this year!
This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood, with an interesting twist as well as having an allegory to John Milton's Paradise Lost.
Happy Birthday! 🎂🎉
Happy Birthday Shaine!
Enjoy 34, you are 10 years and 5 days younger than me. It will go fast. Happy Birthday
Happy birthday 🎉🎂🎁
Cullen apartment was actually Donald Trump’s.
Charlize is the gold standard for female beauty, Aeon Flux, Perfection.
Kevin Lomax is trapped in some kind of purgatory. Milton keeps testing him, and when things don't go his way he brings him back to the courtroom bathroom to try again
Yep, that's evidenced by the view in New York City's empty.
That's a myopic vision. Half the movie is the Devil talking about the state that humanity is in and how he has gained almost total sway over it. All of that means nothing if Kevin is just in a amusement park created by him and not the real world. It really would suck the movie out of all it's poignancy.
Regarding the end, my interpretation has always been that Kevin lived the timeline as shown, but then he beat the Devil through self-sacrifice . . . and so was given another chance. Maybe by God, or, perhaps more likely, by the Devil himself. You see, the Devil isn't going anywhere, and the fact that Kevin gets another chance means that the Devil has another opportunity too! (An interesting aside: Is this the first time this has happened, or has Kevin beaten the Devil before? How many times? But the Devil is tenacious, and Kevin has proven himself vulnerable to vanity, the very same sin that first took down the beautiful angel Lucifer himself. The Devil's not going to give up any time soon!)
I feel like Charlize Theron doesnt get enough credit, but imo she played well also.
"Monster" is another great film with her, she actually won an Oscar for it :)
Craig T. Nelson, who plays the murderous SOB Cullen is also the voice of Mr Incredible.
Saw this in the theater. Loved it ever since. Keanu took a pay cut so they could Pacino in it.
Awesome! I love this movie! Keanu, Charlize and Al were great in this! Thanks for your reaction 👍👍👍👍
There's nothing quite like Keanu's southern accent.
Keanu's British accent in Bram Stoker's Dracula?
I honestly think that's Trump's apartment. I'm not joking. I've seen photos.
Yup it's his penthouse suite at Trump tower in NYC. Melania i think did a big interview there , forgot which one but that backdrop is unforgettable. King Midas must of been the interior decorator lol
I love how we finally got to see the family resemblance when the Devil's angelic features were revealed at the end.
"Love is overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate.” 🍫
This has always been one of my favorite movies. That finale alone makes it an instant watch.
Another great reaction, Jen, I really enjoyed watching it. 🙂
I hope that your pets enjoyed the small things I included in my parcel for them?
Fun Fact: Keanu was sure that only Pacino could play the role of the Devil. The point is that the producers didn't have the money to get Pacino on board. So Keanu waived part of his salary to get Pacino on the boat. So we only got to see Pacino because of Keanu's sacrifice.
I don't do heights either. The scene on the roof was one of the scariest.
Fun Fact.
It wasn't filmed on an actual roof or anywhere near a skycraper or tall building.
14:47 "Imagine he's actually a vampire..." LoL
He's way worst. 🤣
I tend to agree with your "neverending spiral" theory, Jen, much like the battle between good and evil. Btw: the ending was so much better due to your dancing at the end. 😊
Watched this at the theatre late at night with my wife, just the two of us. The theatre was empty. It was about 1 am when it was over. We stepped outside and there was not a soul anywhere. No traffic. No breeze. No sound. It was the eeriest sensation ever, especially after that movie. Couldn’t get home fast enough.
🎼🎵🎶It happened in Monterey, a long time ago
I met her in Monterey, in old Mexico
Stars and steel guitars
And luscious lips, as red as wine
Broke somebody's heart
And I'm afraid that it was mine
It happened in Monterey
Without thinking twice
I left her and threw away the key to paradise
My indiscreet heart, longs for the sweetheart
That I left in old Monterey 🎶🎵
Hey Hey there Jen Murray. First time I seen it was a mind blower. Hope you have a perfect night. ❤Love your reaction as always.
This movie will always have my second favorite establishing shot of the Twin Towers. Second only to that fly in shot from the horrid Godzilla 1998 with the rain and the lightning.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN 👻🎃👻🎃👻🎃👻🎃
39:41 "But they're...?" The opening credits didn't hide the fact this was an Andrew Neiderman novel. The sibling incest is mandatory!!!
congratulations on making it through another spooky season Jen you did great and entertained us with your wonderful humour , screams , jump scares and gasps 🔥 , your blanket deserves to be nominated for an award for outstanding contribution to forming a safe space to ward off all things spooky 🙂 . we finish on this cool movie that was edited great and as always has wonderful commentary and jennerisms throughout . cheers for a wonderful month of content Jen you've been amazing 🔥💙🔥💙
One of my favorite movies. It is so well crafted.
I think your right they don't make films like this anymore Jenny I'd completely forgotten Charlize Theron was in this and I've seen this and your hair looks great up Jenny.
I love Charlize Theron. If I had not known she played Aileen Wuornos, I would not have recognized her.
14:40 I'm not sure. Have you seen Monster?
Hey Jen, don't look now, but you hit 87K. Congrats!
This movie never gets old because it a part of the power brokers today. great reaction!
12:44 "how many languages does he speak?"
All of them
Pacino is the best Devil ever. If you haven’t seen it, check out “Rosemary’s Baby.”
Welcome to one of the best movies ever made. You did an excellent job with your reaction. You didn’t talk over the actors and that is hard to do. Good job.
Dream or time/do over? Does it matter? Is there a difference in this context/story? Both have the same result. What I like most about the movie is the "domino" effect. One bad choice leads to another and so on. Terrible things happen, not from some crazy single massive choice, but a series of little compromises, eroding our walls of safety.
Wow, another great one after the Cabin. Thank you :)
Been a while since I first watched this and only just now found that it reminded me of Martin Scorceses’ “The Last Temptation of Christ”. If you enjoyed this then you might enjoy that as well.
I’ve not seen anyone react to that, probably because many religious types found it to be blasphemous. On the plus side, it has a killer soundtrack by Peter Gabriel.
"I'm a fan of man!"
Hi late Jen, wish you felt better!
Looked it up. If you refuse to represent client after trial starts, you most likely will be disbarred. (Not able to be lawyer anymore). So basically, your not allowed to have a conscience.
It's a very, very serious matter to withdraw from representation in a criminal matter, and if it is during a trial, it's a legal "death sentence"... you can have a conscience, but it must be exercised before accepting the client
The reason it is called "The Devil's Advocate" is because the process of becoming a lawyer is actually called "Devilling" and there are "Devil Masters" and the textbook they learn from is called the "Devil's Handbook".
Great movie! Love the sculpture at the end!
17:10 there's a deleted scene which better explains why she's so upset
Ugghh the opening scene of this movie was just like the case I just sat on jury for.
Uncontroversial opinion, Jen looks better with her hairstyle than Charlize Theron does with either of hers in Devil's Advocate. 🤫 Jeffrey Jones's search history would probably be scarier than Al as the Devil. 😳
This movie has a good cast: Al, Keanu, Charlize, Jones, Craig T. "Poltergeist" "Coach" Nelson.
Jen: "Oh God!" Nope, this is the other guy. :)
Al Pacino's performance is amusing, creepy, and delightfully unhinged.
Good job as usual, Ms Murray. Happy Halloween! 🎃😈
Jen watching a movie called The devil's advocate.
38 minutes in the reaction "Is he the devil?".
Haha don't change that was great! ❤
Another version of this story without the supernatural is The Firm starring Tom Cruise. A small town lawyer is recruited by a big firm in the big city. The firm isn't what it seems. A pretty wife is tempted by the boss. Tom Cruise is chased.
Hi Jen hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Thanks John you too!
The devil is in the details.
Fab reaction! 💜 'Scent of a Woman' (1993) is essential Pacino drama. It's very touching. Is highly regarded and much loved.
Yeah it happened, and he got a do-over with his future knowledge and growth as a reward from God for his sacrifice in stopping the Devil.
“Look… don’t touch. Touch… don’t taste. Taste… don’t swallow.”
-Milton
“I rest my case.”
In case you haven't picked up on it, John Milton wrote "Paradise Lost".
Two Days In The Valley
I'm a simple man. When I hear"we're gettin crunk" I like
Oh yeah, I forgot this movie happened 😂
Just to inform you regarding what you said about the lawyer having to defend their client when they're guilty is incorrect. The accused should have the presumption of innocence between them & their lawyer. In the case that the lawyer finds out their client lied to them about their innocence the lawyer is supposed to either recuse himself from the case- or convince the client to change his plea to guilty before the court. If the accused won't abide, the lawyer has no obligation to defend them. That process differs when the lawyer knows at the start that the client is likely guilty & chooses of their own volition to try to defend them anyway.
Best Devil in Movie-History. Pacino in his absolut Prime
I think the ending implies that the devil can manipulate time, and return to the past to try something else, until the day he'll eventualy succeed. That's why he tells "I had so many children..." Maybe he's talking about previous versions of Keanu, who failed too. At least, that's how I always saw it.
Wow... What a Wild Ride! This was a great movie with lots if twists and turns. And the last revel was crazy! Great reaction Jen and your the Best!❤️💛🎃🧟♀️👻 Happy Halloween!
enjoyed your reaction! 👍☺
I pass on the feet too. Lovemaking should be socks-optional.
Happy Halloween 🎃
Amazing movie. The last 15 minuttes in the penthouse is magnificent.
Highly underrated film
I think the implication of the ending is that this has happened multiple times.
SUCH a good movie. Underrated no matter how many people praise it