Sadly, this was Robert Preston's last movie. Superb cast. One of the best courtroom dramas I've seen in quite a while. Thank you.

Can't recall the last time I watched a courtroom drama that nailed the arbitrariness of certain laws.

Great script, cast, acting, and film! Thank you for sharing!

Outstanding acting by all particularly Beau Bridges! Kept me on the edge of my seat till the end. Thanks so much for this upload! Wish we had more of such movies!

@pascalemayne9518

Жыл бұрын

Bonjour...un film géééénial. Des acteurs d enfer ...ttout simplement GENIAL Merci beaucoup pour le partage👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Intricate script, superb performances and 'frame turner'. My eyes wouldn't miss a single frame. Excellent movie. Thanks.

@CynthiaSchoenbauer

3 жыл бұрын

I had a hard time understanding until the end because of the legal intricacy. But I liked it then. I think I will watch it again to be sure I got it all! I must be a slow but sure thinker or I must be stupid.

Brilliant movie. Story and acting. Beau Bridges is first class

For us working in the legal system, this is the most accurate statement ever made and it really mirror what’s going on within the courts of Justice, no matter whether in common law or west civil code.

Yes, an excellent movie. Putting the justice system on trial was the perfect defense. 😍

@luispulido5173

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's right, even this only happens in movies, still feels good right down inside 😊

@BEAUTYnIQ

Жыл бұрын

​@@luispulido5173 what feels good is the 'justice' that truly took place.. tho be careful irl, because when the system is corrupted, its corrupted for all..

A legal masterpiece. Brilliant navigating of the legal loopholes.

How wonderful I was spellbound great movie thank you utube

Excellent movie. Excellent cast. Robert Preston, Burgess Meredith and the up and coming Beau Bridges. 25 years ago and a lot of the subject justice matter is still happening in 2021. Amen. JUSTICE MATTERS 🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽

@CynthiaSchoenbauer

3 жыл бұрын

Do you mean 35?

@codijo-myalaskandog122

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with Jacqueline Craddick Cradd! What a WONDERFUL movie this was. 🐾😎👍✔

@maryl1735

2 жыл бұрын

36 years, yes?

@Ramblin-Man

2 жыл бұрын

Jacqueline Crabb: The "up and coming Beau Bridges" (half brother of Jeff) was 44 during the shooting, and made his movie debut in 1948, aged 6-7 (he's born 2 days after Pearl Harbor...). They were born into showbiz since their father was Lloyd Bridges... /J,, Sweden

@robincoulter2352

Жыл бұрын

Not in Arkansas.

Never have I ever experienced such tension waiting for a verdict in a movie! Really wondered how it could end up. An excellent job done by everyone involved in making this movie, my thanks and blessings for your efforts! 🙏👏👍👍

It is movies like these that Hollywood is still existing. It is the true REAL life sorrows - struggles THAT WE THE PEOPLE resonate to.....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Excellent movie. Thanks for the download.🙏

Excellent movie, excellent drama. Thought provoking film which all citizens should watch and consider. Why can't producers today choose such profound material to educate and stimulate the viewing public? Thank you, UTube, for this superb presentation.

I am so proud of you Beau Bridges! Your father Lloyd Bridges in the TV series, "Sea Hunt" was great, your brother is great and you are great! I was so fortunate to have acted on the same stage as you in Hawaii, in the opening play, Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, the very first perfornmance in the brand new JFK theatre, the first work of the now famous architect, I. M. PEI.

@Ramblin-Man

2 жыл бұрын

Eugene Gauggel: Congrats to you, but when it comes to Ieoh Ming Pei (1917-2019), I quote Wikipedia: "Pei's first major recognition came with the Mesa Laboratory at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado (designed in 1961, and completed in 1967). His new stature led to his selection as chief architect for the John F. Kennedy Library in Massachusetts. He went on to design Dallas City Hall and the East Building of the National Gallery of Art." So you're only partly right, which is better than not, I guess...;-).

Thank you for these movies. Showing these movies about injustices turned around furthers the cause of freedom and liberties for all...

@dianapearson1771

18 сағат бұрын

Absolutely!!!!

Robert Preston was outstanding in the 1950 film Sundowners. Mr Preston made Outrage and it became our last bit of his tomes. I enjoy his efforts. Thanks for this upload. One People , One Planet , One Cosmos

@cliffordburdick6049

Жыл бұрын

you should watch rehersal for murder with robert preston great movi

Best courtroom movie I have seen. Actors were superb, intention of the movie achieved!

Bravo. Words can't express how magnificent this movie was. Very stirring. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Excellent, relative tale for today. Great role for Beau.

Note: Before the two brothers made their way to the screen. Lioyd , their father and his series Sea Hunt was a favorite of mine in my early years. Next Starman with his son Jeff caught my attention. However, I've come to feel over the years, Beau has become the more versatile more captivating actor, than his brother. He becomes the role in which he plays we can more identify with, I feel. That likable human side that keeps you coming back is always the true sign of a great actor.

@BEAUTYnIQ

Жыл бұрын

starman..! great movie.

@valoriebritton2047

Жыл бұрын

And Beau is just like that in real life..A kind and gentle soul, no arrogance at all..

@aarondigby5054

9 ай бұрын

Sea Hunt was alright, I'd watch it as a kid.

The late great Robert Preston in a fantastic gripper of a film. We all claim "I would never go that far...".. until we are the ones on the other side of "justice" allowed to be twisted for the wrong reasons.

@kindnessfirst9670

9 ай бұрын

I thought it was twisted for the right reasons.

@Panwere36

9 ай бұрын

@@kindnessfirst9670, I mean in trying to prosecute Preston's character.

@kindnessfirst9670

9 ай бұрын

If someone admits to murder the district attorney HAS to investigate and prosecute- it's the law.@@Panwere36

@dianapearson1771

18 сағат бұрын

@@kindnessfirst9670what?????

Great great acting by all participants! Wow! Respect!

I just finished watching another TV movie with Beau Bridges playing a defense attorney for a father that killed his daughter's convicted rapist, and that did not want to be defended. I'm not sure what to make of that. Definitely more synchronicity than I need for one night.

Without cause, how absurd. The man had scratches on his face in the vicinity of the crime scene and then ran in a show of guilt.

Hi If the Judge in his daughter’s rape case had explained to him why he couldn’t convict Johnson, he would not have taken matters in his own hands and killed him, but would have found a legal way to pursue justice. The judges THEMSELVES should be the ones to rectify this, or any other terrible ruling that prevents justice from being done! In the end we ALL have to stand before THE judge! Shalom to us only in Christ Jesus Yeshua returning soon to reign over the world from Jerusalem forever.

@sugwilliams6257

2 күн бұрын

Hallelujah 💃🏽🤸🏿👋🏾🙏🏾

That was a good movie, I enjoyed it. Thank you for uploading.

Brilliant.. Yes.. This is the perfect word for this great movie right from the start

Great actors. Robert Preston. Beau Bridges, Berges Meredith, & Linda Perl to name the best of the best of the best..Wow! What a great movie..Cut a close case.

An excellent movie! Great writing, showing how absurd the law and the court system is when someone gives it a closer look.

@guenadyguenady4773

Жыл бұрын

Absurd... and that was then... IF one were to to take a look (in such a serious film) today... Judges and lawyers fell asleep and have sleepwalked through the years ever since... letting criminals and traiters bent on destroying not just the justice system but justice itself join their ranks and be treated with respect. The solution truly is the people, seeing the truth and stepping, one way or another, outside the box.

WOW……..sometimes there is magic in a movie!!……..can we applaud this very tension filled movie??👏👏👏👏💕💕

It's a shame that some criminals walk and repeat their crimes.

Justice was served by the father that should’ve been served by the court. 😊😊

"What kind of world are we living in kid? Is the almighty dollar so important that people will buy and sell anything?" Kid, "yes Mr. Riordan, welcome to our world!"

@beaulyle6933

3 жыл бұрын

a trick: watch series at flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.

@rylandira9298

3 жыл бұрын

@Beau Lyle Yup, been using Flixzone} for years myself :)

@trevortrent319

3 жыл бұрын

@Beau Lyle yea, I have been watching on Flixzone} for since november myself :D

@Kingofgrowers

3 жыл бұрын

One must wonder when applying to become POTUS , a job that pays $450,000/yr , the need to spend $65,000,000 seems to be witness to the above . I can not imagine doing that for what I earn , Pay 13 times my expected annual ... hhmmmm. What a world !

How can he go too Dinner he was suppose to go to JAIL ?

Reelblack keep up the good work 👍🏾💯

Keep getting images of Lloyd Bridges smoking cigarettes to hell in "Airplane." Beau and Jeff Bridges come from great acting stock.

@dianapearson1771

17 сағат бұрын

What ???? What kind of comment is that ?? What are you saying ? Are you an actor? They DO come from “ great acting stock”. !!!! The Bridges are some of the greatest actors ever-- Stage or movies!!!!!

Great movie .Great acting. Most enjoyable. Thank you for posting

Great story very well portrayed. Love these older films , they have a very "real" feel. Maybe my nostalgic side enjoying the vintage and very changed NYC skyline I saw since Idlewild became Kennedy ! We will not forget , and , we will truly never know about 9/11. The towers are in so many films ...

A brilliant movie

This is a fantastic movie, have always loved Beau Bridges, he’s such a good actor! I wonder if the writer was inspired by 1986 Outrage to write 1989 play A Few Good Men. Couldn’t help but notice the similarities.

Laws are made to be changed,i certainly hope that one isnt still on the books.the system failed the victim in a horrendous way. That judge needed to be held in contempt and disbarred. Laws protect the criminals way too much,esp when evidence proves otherwise. Great movie and cast. This is the reason many seek justice outside the law ,due to corruption.

@dianapearson1771

17 сағат бұрын

So, you think the guy that raped, sodomised and killed the woman is the VICTIM? If so ask yourself how you would feel if it were your daughter, Mother, sister, Grandmother?

Excellent movie ..thanks for sharing

Very good movie! Thanks for sharing it ! I subscribed !

What we have here is a great cast... A couple of all-time greats and a couple of my personal favorites. And better yet we have this channel it's awesome. Binyon H. has spoken! 🍿

@sheristewart3940

3 жыл бұрын

Bravo! Binyon H, Bravo! Excellent movie, with excellent message!

@alysononoahu8702

3 жыл бұрын

Anthony Newly👍❤

What a powerful movie and I love it. Thank you. 👍😊

looked at his wikipedia, and the ''kid'' was 45 at the time.

Any time I hear anyone referred to as an “Animal” I cringe. There are people who do good and those who do bad. Dehumanization is unnecessary.

Awesome film. Would it not be nice to place the justice system on trial? Best courtroom drama I've watched in a long time. Thanks for sharing.

Held you all the way through, excellent film &cast outstanding👍

Great Movie, one of the better "Trial Movies" I've seen.

Beau Bridges and the cast were superb: The court case was controversial: l wonder if the LAW WAS changed.

Excellent 👍

Why are lawyers in movies always buttoning and unbuttoning their coats?

@stevensica5918

4 ай бұрын

Appearance when standing, comfort when sitting.

From "The Landlord" to "Black-ish" to "One Night in Miami," Beau Bridges' choice of roles seem to have a certain P.O.V..

@victorwadsworth821

Жыл бұрын

I think I saw the Landlord at the drive-in.

@toosiyabrandt8676

Жыл бұрын

Hi Don’t forget ‘ The Incident’ set on the subway in New York! Shalom to us only in Christ Jesus Yeshua returning soon to reign over the world from Jerusalem forever.

Wonderfully done.

Definitely worth watching !! Thanks for the upload.

What is a role of judge when jury decide whether accused is guilty or not ? Trial system is very different between US or UK and Korea where Continental law is adopted.

@Kathryn551

3 жыл бұрын

Read the US Constitution:) it's fairly short and accessible. Our Founders rejected the Parliamentary system bc it maintained too much power in the legislature and US gave all power to the People. That's why corrupt leaders here (like Democrats) hate our Constitution. Fact.

@Thompson-xp1mk

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kathryn551 You seem to be a Republican who supports Trump whom I also do. And your nick name is similar to actress Katharine Hepburn .

Such a great movie! 👏 Thank you for sharing it! 😊

very good movie about the justice system

@vernwallen4246

3 жыл бұрын

Or JUST-US system.💰💰💰💰💰💰is the only justice in the USA!

Great movie!!! Excellent cast! Thank

I love Burgess Meredith as A Actor. LOVED HIM IN TWILIGHT ZONE, AND Rocky.

@victorwadsworth821

Жыл бұрын

Best Twilight Zone episode ever.

@retha1875

Жыл бұрын

The Penguin on the Batman TV series.

@victorwadsworth821

Жыл бұрын

@@retha1875 An Angel in Rocky's ear

@aarondigby5054

9 ай бұрын

​@@retha1875IKR.

William Allen Young. BRILLIANT actor!✊🏾💪🏾🤸🏾‍♂️🔥🔥🔥

Hmm...according to IMDb, this TV movie was 2 hrs long (thx, btw). Is this a shortened version? By whom, when and why? Also, director Walter Grauman (whose father's brother, Sid Grauman, built Grauman's Chinese Theater and Grauman's Egyptian Theater in H'wood), known for his chivalry and gentle manners (and the direction of 53 episodes of 'Murder, She Wrote'...), had to mediate between Robert Preston (whose last movie this was - he died in 1987) and producer Irwin Allen (best known for producing and directing various, disastrous disaster movies in the 70's...), whose last production this was due to declining health (he died in 1991, aged 75). It was also Irwin's wife Sheila Allen's (1929-2013) last movie, and their friend Elizabeth Rogers' (1934-2004) last movie before they all retired...in fact, the 64-year-old Walter Grauman outlived them all and lived to be 93 (1922-2015)...and here's one of all ridiculous stories (I don't belive a word...I mean, Robert Preston was a) an actor and b) had a great sense of humour) surrounding 'Outrage!'; "Prior to filming, one late Friday afternoon, Robert Preston was ushered into Irwin Allen's office for a casual meeting and discussion. While Irwin was talking, Preston dozed off into a nap. Irwin stood at his desk, walked out of the office to check with his secretary and with his Art Director. Returning to his desk, he sat waiting. Preston awakened, and Irwin continued his conversation. Again, Preston dosed off asleep. After about five minutes, Preston revived and again the conversation resumed. After the meeting, Irwin Allen had his Production Manger take Preston over to the St. John's Hospital for a complete medical checkup. Irwin didn't want Robert Preston bailing out on him in the middle of the film shoot." - Wasn't it "Prior to filming..."?!? Nuff said! /J, Sweden

Who knew this old movie was actually talking about todays justice system? As we witness left and right, the release of hardened criminals and the terror they are allowed to continue in the name of so called justice.

What a great movie we're having here.. I am so happy and greatfull

@akak6936

Жыл бұрын

Thank-you sir for your kind response ❤❤❤

Burgess Meredith, has been old for ever I remember him in Batman.

@karencarter8292

3 жыл бұрын

He was very good in the 50's when he portrayed Ol' Scratch.

Justice on trial: very timely.

I have never had a lawyer like that. They always want you to take the deal

Wow!!, now I Know where “A few good men” came from.

Excellent movie!

A good story...

There are some serious inconsistencies in this film. The father of the murdered woman claims that he does not care if he goes to prison, but the climax of the film is based on whether he is found innocent or guilty and goes to prison. He claims to only want to make the injustice of the case known, yet he then refuses to consider the publication of a book that would have done just that.

6mins. In.., EXCELLENT ACTING AND STORY LINE. Finally, something worth watching AND it’s realistic and believable. 👍🏽👍🏽

Did anybody pick up on the glass in the window in Brad Gordon's (Beau Bridges) lawyer's office at the beginning after he gets "resigned" ? I believe it says "Mike Hammer, Private Investigator". Must be Stacy Keach's old set with the walls and furniture shifted around. 😮😅😂 💕

I never understand why people with revenge as a motive are referred to as "taking justice in their own hands". That would be someone executing a convicted murderer themselves- not murdering someone who they suspect of being guilty.

The law is an ass! Dont blame the father for his actions x

@LeighMet

3 жыл бұрын

He's a murderer

@tracyclark3634

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeighMet exactly...

@tracyclark3634

2 жыл бұрын

Would you say that if he was black and killed white man rapist/ killer......

@LeighMet

2 жыл бұрын

@@tracyclark3634 Yes

Great movie!

A Happy subscriber here. Legal suspense drama at it's finest. How "true" / factual is it ???

A very great movie indeed!! Justice was very justified💯♥️♥️♥️♥️👍 thank you 👏💖🌹

MY GRACIOUS ALMIGHTY👑!💡💡💡 THIS IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO!!! ONLY THIS CAN STOP THE EROSION OF EVIL IN THE MOST HIGH PLACES! ABSOLUTELY NO ONE IS ABOVE THE L A W💡💡💡!!🎺🎺🎺🏆♦️👑 👑 (Eccl 8:8) "THE MOUTH OF THE L👑RD HAS SPOKEN IT" Amen.

Bravo! Loved this movie! Thanks for posting!

Wow his wife.

He didn't serve 5 days for contempt? He left after the trial...

🗣🎤 A bit early for me but I’ll be back (in my Terminator voice)

wow, totally excellent

Burgess Meredith is the judge! No mention of Burgess Meredith?

@FlashBlazbo

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! .... No mention in the credits of Burgess Meredith as Judge Klein AND no mention of Mel Ferrer as Judge Lengel. I wonder who else they missed ?

@JimAult

2 жыл бұрын

Burgess, Mel, and Anthony Newley are in the beginning credits

@scootergurl48

2 жыл бұрын

@@JimAult Thank you for confirming that was Anthony Newley! I kept going through these comments wondering if I was just imagining it. I am severely vision impaired, that's why I couldn't tell for sure.

Superb movie. Very good acting.

Marcus Garvey’s (#35) THE DON’T’S The following is a list of things, most of which have been discussed, that the Afrikan Master Student MUST AVOID AT ALL COST #1. DON’T allow SUPERFICIALITIES to keep You from Your People. (graduate vs. undergraduate, athlete vs. non-althete, professional vs. non-professional, middle class vs. lower class, north vs south, east vs west, Man vs. Woman, science vs. liberal arts, Democrat vs. Republican, Greek vs. non-Greek, Caribbean vs United States of Amerika). #2. DON’T allow Yourself to develop an ELITIST MENTALITY. #3 DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to DIVIDE and CONQUER You. #4. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to PICK and CHOOSE Your Leaders. #5. DON’T become a SLAVE to Money or Position. #6. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) or Yourselves to USE, ABUSE, or MISTREAT You or Your People. #7. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to SET Your Standards goals or Objectives. #8. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to DEFINE and SELECT Your Ideology(Highest Values). #9. DON’T become a SLAVE to Material Things. #10. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) or Yourselves to DRUG or LURE You to Sleep(cousin of death). #11. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) or Yourselves to DEMEAN or DEHUMANIZE Your Heritage. #12. DON’T ACCEPT Something simply because the Enemy(European Colonist) says You SHOULD. #13. DON”T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to DEFINE and REPRESENT Your Interest. #14. DON’T work AGAINST Your People. #15. DON’T MISTREAT Your Brother’s and Sister’s(People). #16. DON’T promote VALUES and PRACTICES that are ANTI-Afrikan #17. DON’T choose INDIVIDUALISM over Peoplehood and Community. #18. DON’T DISCUSS Family Problems in Public or with the Enemy(European Colonist). #19. DON’T celebrate EUROPEAN COLONIST HOLIDAY’S. #20. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to DICTATE Your Methods for Struggle. #21. DON’T support things that DISRUPT Unity, Organization, and Peoplehood. #22. DON’T allow Yourself to become APATHETIC, APOLITICAL, PASSIVE or PESSIMISTIC. #23. DON’T act on EMOTION. #24. DON’T allow the Enemy(European Colonist) to DISARM You. #25. DON’T do things that IMPEDE(Jeopardize) the struggle. #26. DON’T REJECT Values, Lifestyles, and Traditions that Make Your Culture Unique. #27. DON’T SUPPORT Artist, Businesses, Politicians, Organizations, or Institutions that EXPLOIT the Afrkan Community in this Country or Abroad. #28. DON’T BETRAY Your Brother’s and Sister’s(People). #29. DON’T practice INEQUALITY, SEXISM, or CLASSISM. #30. DON’T PATRONIZE Corporations, Institutions, or Organizations that VIOLATE Afrikan Intersest. #31. DON’T do the DIRTY WORK of the Enemy (European Colonist). #32. DON’T run from ADVERSITY. #33. DON’T be AFRAID to Fight Back. #34. DON’T DEFEAT Yourself or Your People before the Battle even begins. #35. DON’T EXPLOIT Your People. Document Complete Back to Top

@Ramblin-Man

2 жыл бұрын

Foll! Marcus Garvey looked up to and admired Ethiopian emperor and dictator Ras Tafari Makonnen, known under his title Haile Selassie. I remember some b/w news photos from 1973 when he let his servant bring in a silver platter full of the finest beef which he served to his Dobermans in his giant palace, at the same time as his people were starving and dying by the thousands (again...).

Insanity, he heard a voice, George Burns.

Wow, just started watching and I thought this guys was Andy Griffith, until he started talking 🤣

Amazing story. Thank you.

Good film!

And yet the system remains corrupt

NOT GUILTY NOT GUILTY NOT GUILTY

@davidruffin3728

Жыл бұрын

YES KILL A BLACK MAN. NOT GUILTY. THAT'S WHY BLACKS STILL CELEBRATE THAT OJ IS NOT GUILTY.

Old codger logic...when YOU JUST KNOWING it needs a doing. 😳 Sad but some times TRUE !

Hey! That reporter is Lt. Macoroy

A young Bea Bridges

I thought that if you plead guilty you aren't tried.

@anombrerose6311

Жыл бұрын

Depends on What DEGREE of Guilty you plead to. And the Difference between THAT and what you are CHARGED with.

Preston's voice