A Few Good Men

Synopsis

A Few Good Men is a gripping legal drama that follows a young military lawyer, played by Tom Cruise, as he takes on a controversial case involving the death of a marine at Guantanamo Bay. The film delves into themes of honor, duty, and the moral complexities of following orders in a high-pressure environment. As the lawyer uncovers the truth behind the marine's death, he finds himself confronting powerful forces that will stop at nothing to silence him. Tensions rise as the trial unfolds, leading to a climactic courtroom showdown that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

• 

  Tom Cruise

  Lt. Daniel Kaffee

• 

  Jack Nicholson

  Col. Nathan R. Jessep

• 

  Demi Moore

  Lt. Cdr. JoAnne Galloway

• 

  Kevin Bacon

  Capt. Jack Ross

• 

  Kiefer Sutherland

  Lt. Jonathan Kendrick

• 

  Kevin Pollak

  Lt. Sam Weinberg

Reviews

A Few Good Men has received critical acclaim for its riveting performances and sharp dialogue. IMDb gives the movie a solid 7.7/10 rating, praising the cast's compelling portrayals and the film's suspenseful plot. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a high 84% approval rating, with critics lauding the movie's strong script and intense courtroom scenes. Metacritic gives A Few Good Men a respectable 62/100 score, acknowledging its thought-provoking themes and expert direction. A reviewer from The New York Times calls it 'a compelling legal thriller that keeps you guessing till the end.' Variety raves, 'A Few Good Men is a taut and well-crafted film that showcases Tom Cruise's undeniable talent.' Overall, critics and audiences alike have hailed A Few Good Men as a must-see classic in the legal drama genre.