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A Few Good Men

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In a gripping courtroom drama, a young Navy lawyer, Daniel Kaffee, is assigned to defend two Marines accused of murdering a fellow serviceman at a military base in Guantanamo, Cuba. At first glance, it seems like a straightforward case of misconduct, but as Kaffee digs deeper, he discovers that there is more to the story than meets the eye. His clients, Lieutenant Jonathan Kendrick and Corporal Louden Downey, claim they acted under orders from a superior, raising questions of loyalty and military discipline.

As Kaffee, played by Tom Cruise, navigates the complex dynamics of the trial, he teams up with his best friend and fellow attorney, Sam Weinberg, and his mentor, Lieutenant Commander Joe Galloway. Together, they seek to unravel the truth behind the case and challenge the culture of secrecy and protection within the military hierarchy. However, the battle intensifies when he faces the relentless Colonel Nathan Jessup, who firmly believes in the importance of maintaining order in the Navy, regardless of the cost.

With surprising twists and memorable dialogue, the trial becomes a clash of convictions and principles, exploring themes such as truth, morality, and sacrifice. In the end, Kaffee must decide if he is willing to risk everything for what he believes is right while confronting the harsh realities of the decisions made in the name of defending the homeland.

Media type
Movie
Year
1992
Director
Rob Reiner
Writer
Aaron Sorkin
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.70
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
84.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
62.00
Actors
Tom Cruise
Jack Nicholson
Demi Moore
Kevin Bacon
Kiefer Sutherland
Kevin Pollak
James Marshall
J. T. Walsh
Christopher Guest
J.A. Preston
Matt Craven
Wolfgang Bodison
Xander Berkeley
John M. Jackson
Noah Wyle
Cuba Gooding Jr.
Lawrence Lowe
Joshua Malina
Oscar Jordan
John M. Mathews
Alex Wexo
Frank Cavestani
Jan Munroe
Ron Ostrow
Matthew Saks
Harry Caesar
Michael DeLorenzo
Geoffrey Nauffts
Arthur Senzy
Cameron Thor
David Bowe
Gene Whittington
Maud Winchester
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Andrew Scheinman
Rob Reiner
David Brown
Streaming
Max
Max Amazon Channel
Sony One Amazon Channel
Apple TV
Amazon Video
Microsoft Store
Google Play Movies
Original title
A Few Good Men
Duration
138
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