Suits

Synopsis

"Suits" is a 1999 drama film that explores the lives of four African-American men navigating complex personal and professional challenges in the corporate world. The story delves into themes of loyalty, ambition, and identity as the characters confront societal expectations and the pressures of success. With Robert Klein contributing to the cast, the film attempts to provide a candid look at the struggles and triumphs faced by its protagonists as they strive to balance their aspirations with their realities. The narrative unfolds in a way that highlights both the camaraderie and conflict inherent in their shared journey.

Cast

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  Robert Klein

  Tom Cranston

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  Larry Pine

  Peter Haverford

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  Paul Lazar

  Mitchell Mitnick

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  Randy Pearlstein

  Ken Tuttle

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  Ingrid Rogers

  Anita Tanner

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  James Villemaire

  Doug Humphrey

Reviews

Critical reception for "Suits" has been largely mixed to negative, with the film holding a low IMDb rating of 4.0/10, indicating generally unfavorable reviews from viewers. Critics have pointed out shortcomings in the film’s pacing and character development, often noting that it struggles to maintain engagement throughout its runtime. For instance, some reviews highlight that while the premise is promising, the execution fails to fully realize its potential, resulting in a somewhat flat narrative. There is an absence of comprehensive reviews from major aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, which limits a broader consensus. However, the performances, particularly from Robert Klein, received some acknowledgment for adding depth to otherwise underdeveloped characters. Despite its flaws, "Suits" has been appreciated by certain audience segments for its attempt to portray authentic interpersonal dynamics within a challenging environment, though overall it has not made a significant impact critically or commercially.

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