First, I can't wait until all this hand-held jerky camera biz and extreme close-ups of faces is over with. It is so distracting. Also, when people are talking to one another they are usually more than 2 inches apart, but not in this movie. All that made me crazy. It's not a bad movie, just not very good. And when Mick goes to see the man he had represented that was convicted of the other prostitute's murder and shows him a picture of Roulet, who was the actual killer, the guy just freaks out! What was that? If he recognized the guy that could be his ticket out of jail but instead he just declares the interview over. There were other plot holes and stupid scenes- this was more like a made for TV movie.
Review of The Lincoln Lawyer
