Right To Remain Silent 1996

          Cast:
          LL Cool J, Penelope Branning. Colleen Camp, Patrick Dempsey,
          Kenneth R. Lesco, Christopher Lloyd, Kathe E. Mazur, 
          Amanda Plummer, Carl Reiner, Judge Reinhold, Fisher Stevens,
          Joyce Sylvester, Barry Thompson, Lea Thompson

Filmmakers:
Directed by Hubert C. de la Bouillerie Writing credits
Brent Briscoe and Mark Fauser

         

               

Runtime: 30
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color
Sound Mix: Dolby
Certification: USA:R

User Rating: 6.0/10 (598 votes)

Right to Remain Silent

Rookie cop gets a look at several diverse characters who are accused of varying crimes and all have interesting stories. An intresting movie to say the least. It is a montage of different stories; some funny, some intriguing, and some poingent. Definitely worth renting if you're looking for something offbeat or are trying to teach some morality /ethics class. By giving unconventional looks at controversial issues, such as euthanasia, drunk driving, and AIDS discrimination, as well as several others, it shows that nothing in the world is black and white, but often somewhere "in the grey area." The film has a very good cast. Only a couple of major stars, but a lot of recognizable faces, who are enjoyable to watch.

On a scale of 1-20, The Right To Remain Silent racks up a 12.

Genre: Drama

Film is rated:  PG 

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