12 Angry Men great scene

The revelation about the knife.

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[nordicgaming]

12 Angry Men changed my view on what makes for a great movie. No snappy one-liners, no visual effects, no car chases etc... Just a simple script, brilliant dialogue and some flawless acting to go with it.

[MenelikTheFirst]

Juror 4 in my opinion was the smartest and most logical of all of them. Most profoundly because he was able to admit when he was wrong.

[degozako]

This movie helped shape how I view the world. Not everything is as it appears, and its important to sort everything out before coming to a conclusion.

[jongon]

Juror 8 is the greatest movie hero of all time in my opinion. He's not an action hero like Indiana Jones or a fighter like Rocky, he's just a normal guy who gives enough compassion to someone who needs it. Sometimes that's all we need in life.

[azzyclark]

12 Angry Men is the greatest character study in the history of cinema.

[HowardWimshurst]

That moment he got out the second knife. I will always remember watching that moment for the first time. Couldn't believe my eyes! Completely forgot I was watching a movie

[classics]

I love how Juror 8 is the only one wearing a white suit jacket, and almost never takes it off. He doesn’t seem to sweat much either. It’s almost as if he’s quite literally the boy’s guardian angel sent to exonerate him.

[jacobdehaan]

An example of great classic films. I wish I lived back then so I could see this in theaters

[unformedeight]

An absolute master class of a movie

It's funny how you only learn 2 names in the entire movie and those at the very end

[random-nzdy]

"They'll get a chance to talk ju- be quite a second willya?!"

[latenightlogic]

I stumbled upon the 97 remake on pay tv on 2007. I utterly love everything about this script.

[DS-wkkn]

Fonda looks into the camera at the end, right after "But it's not very probable."

[hafeeez]

I love this movie as it makes your imagination run wild. The kid is guilty or he is innocent. But you start to doubt some imagination you had and you began to question did he really do it. I love movies that made you think.

[NN-bnqb]

I agree this scene is brilliant. I was already enjoying the film from the start but this scene with Juror #4's analysis had me hooked. Delivered such a polished and convincing performance

[gregbearne]

This film was so formative for me as a 12 year old watching it. Right and wrong are grey, not black and white as the picture depicts

[DS-wkkn]

They used to show movies beyond midnight? Maybe they still do, but it just sounds odd.

[jamesdrynan]

A superb film deserving to be called a classic! Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor said after seeing this movie, it influenced her decision to study law. A dream cast. A sterling script.

[gobackspaces]

Can you upload the immortal cough drop scene, please?

[Nickelodeon]

The whole movie is the greatest scene.

[muaddibles]

holy shit that reveal to was just so mindblowing