Injustice

Justice Isn’t Always Black and White

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Synopsis

Injustice is a gripping legal drama series starring James Purefoy as William Travers, a brilliant criminal barrister who has withdrawn from high-profile defense work. Haunted by a traumatic case in his past, Travers is reluctantly drawn back into the legal fray when an old friend is accused of murder. Set against the backdrop of a morally complex legal system, the show explores themes of justice, guilt, and redemption. With a narrative interwoven with suspense and ethical dilemmas, Injustice keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, questioning the very nature of truth and justice.

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Reviews

Injustice has received a mix of critical reviews since its release in 2011. On IMDb, the show holds a respectable 7.3/10 rating, with viewers praising James Purefoy's stellar performance and the series' intricate plot. The Guardian commended the show for its 'compelling storytelling' and 'superb acting', highlighting Purefoy's 'intense and nuanced portrayal' of a troubled barrister. However, not all reviews have been positive. The Telegraph criticized the series for being 'overly contrived with an unnecessarily convoluted plot', while The Independent noted that 'the pace at times felt sluggish'. On Metacritic, user scores varied, reflecting a dichotomy between those who enjoyed the show's depth and those who found it overly melodramatic. Rotten Tomatoes audience reviews are similarly polarized, with some viewers appreciating the series' 'dark and thought-provoking nature', while others felt it 'lacked the excitement typical of contemporary legal dramas'. Overall, while Injustice is lauded for its ambitious narrative and strong performances, it may not appeal to those seeking fast-paced courtroom action.