Synopsis
Evil has its winning ways.
Aspiring Florida defense lawyer Kevin Lomax accepts a job at a New York law firm. With the stakes getting higher every case, Kevin quickly learns that his boss has something far more evil planned.
1997 Directed by Taylor Hackford
Aspiring Florida defense lawyer Kevin Lomax accepts a job at a New York law firm. With the stakes getting higher every case, Kevin quickly learns that his boss has something far more evil planned.
Keanu Reeves Al Pacino Charlize Theron Jeffrey Jones Judith Ivey Connie Nielsen Craig T. Nelson Tamara Tunie Ruben Santiago-Hudson Debra Monk Vyto Ruginis Laura Harrington Pamela Gray George Wyner Chris Bauer Connie Embesi Jonathan Cavallary Heather Matarazzo Murphy Guyer Leo Burmester Bill Moor Neal Jones Eddie Aldridge Mark Deakins Rony Clanton George O. Gore II Alan Manson Brian Poteat Daniel Oreskes Show All…
Monarchy Enterprises B.V. Regency Enterprises Kopelson Entertainment New Regency Pictures Taurus Film Warner Bros. Pictures
Đavolji odvjetnik, Devil's Advocate, L'avocat du Diable, El abogado del diablo, Kurjuse kaitsja, Hudicev advokat, Адвокат на дявола, Pactar amb el diable, Ďáblův advokát, Djævelens Advokat, Im Auftrag des Teufels, Ο Δικηγόρος Του Διαβόλου, Pactar con el diablo, El Abogado Del Diablo, وکیل مدافع شیطان, Paholaisen asianajaja, L'Avocat du Diable, L'Associé du diable, מלכודת לפרקליט, Az ördög ügyvédje, L'avvocato del diavolo, ディアボロス/悪魔の扉, 데블스 에드버킷, Velnio advokatas, Djevelens advokat, Adwokat Diabła, Advogado do Diabo, O Advogado do Diabo, Pact cu diavolul, Адвокат дьявола, Diablov advokát, Hudičev odvetnik, Ђавољи адвокат, Djävulens advokat, อาถรรพ์มัจจุราชเหนือเมฆ, Şeytan'ın Avukatı, Адвокат диявола, Luật Sư Của Quỷ, 魔鬼代言人
"Where does he sleep?"
"Who said he sleeps?"
"Where does he fuck?"
Academy Award™ Winner, Al Pacino: "E V E R Y W H E R E!!!!!"
me: :(
keanu reeves: *whispering "let's make a baby" in a weird southern accent*
me: :)
this movie has everything:
-al pacino speaking like five different languages
-al pacino doing a tango (and it's not scent of a woman)
-evil titties
-charlize theron's baby face
-the last 30 minutes being al pacino taking the best of his performances in the 90s, stuffing them into one role, and going batshit crazy
-goat sacrifice
-keanu reeves trying his best
-"...seven!"
-al pacino in 2 inch boots, yet still managing to be a short king
-(spoilers?) incest
-al pacino's favorite sin (se7en (1995) tease)
-toe sucking
-the funniest line al pacino has ever delivered: "speak of the devil!"
-did i mention al pacino?
btw this review was meant to be read in the voice of stefan
all sex scenes from now on should have al pacino in the background cheering for the participants
145 glorious minutes of grade a+ primo 90's trash, combining all the bestworst computer graphix with some true elegance, performances as garish as the quietly awful hair and clothes and interior design, an ending as beautifully wild and stupid as anyone could wish for. the best scene is of charlize and pacino at a party - they have a short conversation on the sidelines, she feels very awkward and out of her element, he flirts with her by telling her how nice she'd look with her hair up. pacino's performance here is mesmerizing, he talks to her in a way that instantly makes the rest of the room invisible, intense and intimate, intimidating and warm all at once, never taking…
Can someone make a list of movies where they definitely came up with the title before the plot? This movie is for sure in that category.
I mean, Pacino playing the devil, you can't go lower than 3.5. He seemed like he was having so much fun this whole movie. But this movie is too damn long and has some flaws that are hard to overlook.
They bit off more than they could chew with a variety of intertwining plot lines. Rosemary's Baby was enough to fill a movie, they didn't need to squeeze that in a film along side The Firm and The Holy Bible. The Rosemary's Baby stuff was way too on-the-nose, it was almost an exact remake…