Gandolfini Butter on My Ass So It Pops in My Mouth Award
Lawyers protecting a conviction or plea-bargain rate; a tragedy turning a man into a father
In the discussion (3)
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- One enjoyment: any movie where a lawyer protects a high conviction or plea-bargain rate, as in A Few Good Men and The Devil's Advocate, which signals the lawyer is a bad guy.
- Another: movies where something tragic has to happen for a man to become a father, like a dad reaching his son's game only after terrorists kill 50 people.
- Nick going to the recital does not follow from anything he learned; if his tie started strangling him there, it would be a Seven-level twist.