Title: HUMAN NATURE REVEALED
Product review: I agree with most everything the other reviewers have said, so I'll just add another observation about this film--it reflects human nature accurately. You get the entire range of human experience in the 12 men on this jury, the cankerous one who vents his personal rage on strangers, the apathetic, the silent but wise, the businessman, the good man and everything in between. The motivations and drives of not just the characters we see, but the unseen defendant, DA, defense attorney, witnesses and the general public reflects true human nature. You just don't see that type of honesty in movies often enough anymore. Or this caliber of acting, directing and production. The only thing you could say bad is that there are no women or minorities on the jury, but as this is 1957, it's no surprise. Despite this, the relevancy of 12 Angry Men is still valid, especially with our justice system continuing to imprison and execute innocent people.
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