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Devil's Advocate [Blu-ray] [1997] [US Import]

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4.5 out of 5 stars 114 customer reviews
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4.0 out of 5 starsPlaying The Expression
By George Annessa on 3 Jan. 2005
Format: DVD
Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves) is a success in the courtroom and out of it. He's a young Florida defense attorney who has never lost a case. No matter how repugnant the crime, no matter how guilty the defendant, Kevin Lomax has the power to mesmerize the jury into accepting his arguments, buying into his logic, being convinced by his charisma; and freeing his clients. Soon after he has successfully won the case, where he defended an obviously guilty child molester, Lomax is invited to New York, where a powerful law firm has become aware of the Florida hotshot's acquittal record. Here he meets John Milton (Al Pacino), the founder and head of "Milton, Chadewick, Waters", a mysterious and powerful law firm with contacts and clients all over the world. It is this charismatic and charming man that opens the door to a completely different world; a world of luxury and pleasure, wealth and power; a world of endless possibilities. This is heaven on earth. But as Lomax tastes the power of being a wealthy New York attorney, something in him changes. Winning is no longer just a goal; it becomes an obsession. Soon he starts to realize that things are not what they seem to be; and all the things he once had and cared about -a happy marriage with Mary Ann (Charlize Theron), his relationship with his mother, all his happiness - everything disappear amidst the sparkling illusion of paradise. He suddenly realizes that Heaven and Hell can co-exist at the same place and at the same time.
I do not intend to reveal anything else since all of the interesting surprises will be presented in the intense and inspiring climax. This is probably Reeves' best performance. He manages to create a believable character - a kind of example, a role model for the American way of life.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsAn intelligent movie
By Mr. L. J. Warne on 22 Sept. 2010
Format: DVD
One of my faves of all-time this movie. Very sophisticated movie, and when first watched I thought "how can someone think this stuff up!!??" Where Jesus was god in the flesh - Pacino is devil in the flesh walking the earth...Reeves is the devils son, but doesn't yet know it!! Quite a deep movie. You'll have to watch twice or thrice before understanding it.
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4.0 out of 5 starsDevilish lawyers
By Iain S. Palin on 6 Sept. 2009
Format: DVD
Novels and films have made us all familiar with the scenario: rising and idealistic young lawyer is hired by big city firm only to find as he gets more involved with the work that the firm is up to all sort of corrupt or evil deeds. How will he react? Go with the flow or stand against it? And if he resists can he get out of there alive?

"The Devil's Advocate" takes things to a new level. Keanu Reeves is the young lawyer here (and Charlize Theron the obligatory beautiful wife who will face her own frightening challenges in their new life), Al Pacino the senior partner who - it becomes clear early on - is not just evil, but the Evil One. And his influence permeates the whole firm and those who work for it.

It is this element that gives the film a feeling of darkness and corruption at a deeper level than, say, "The Firm", gripping though that was. In some scenes there are horror-film elements though these are not overplayed. In others there is a definite religious element. Thus the senior partner shows the new lawyer an almost surreal vista from his skyscraper in a way no doubt meant to call to mind the Bible account of how Satan showed Jesus the world from a high place and sought to tempt Him. And that scene with the holy water at the funeral service... Pacino is outstanding in his role, a charismatic figure who achieves his ends less by direct intervention than by playing on the weaknesses of others.

Pacino's is not the only good performance, he is well supported by the other actors though he is in a class by himself and dominates the screen. Direction and photography are excellent and "The Devil's Advocate" is a riveting film.
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4.0 out of 5 starsDevilishly good film - (sorry couldn't resist the title!)
By Steve.J TOP 500 REVIEWER on 2 Feb. 2014
Format: DVD Verified Purchase
This legal thriller film has a nice twist in the tail, as we see what happens to a hot-shot lawyer (Keanu Reeves) when he is lured into working for a prestigious firm run by Al Pacino. All of the wealth and prestige comes with a very large price - his soul!

Al Pacino does an excellent job of playing John Milton, someone with an unearthly agenda. He could have gone way over the top but plays it with the right blend of bonhomie and menace. Reeves has never had the gravitas of some of his contemporary colleagues but is good value none the less, as the up and coming lawyer, cheerfully walking straight into hell. It is strange that for a much maligned actor, he has managed to appear in a number of good value and watchable films and this one is no exception.
The rest of the cast, including Charlize Theron, Judith Ivey, Jeffrey Jones and Connie Nielsen provide great support to keep the story interesting and entertaining.
This production may be from 1997, but it is still well worth watching if you have not seen it before (or even if you have!). It has been a few years since I first watched this and I found it well worth the revisit. I have tried not to say too much about the plot, as you can read that elsewhere if you wish and and I avoid 'spoilers' if I can.

Also, at just over two hours long it makes for decent entertainment for an evening.
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