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| HIGH CRIMES (2002) | |
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When a successful defense lawyer's husband is accused of murder by the United States Marine Corps she faces the toughest time in her life. The military court system is different from the civil court system, her husband is assigned a young military lawyer without experience, someone is trying to stop her with the use of violence, and she finds a recovering alcoholic to help her present the defense for her husband. Meanwhile, she is trying get pregnant while her sister has been evicted from her apartment and is dating her husband's young, naive, military lawyer. These plots among others ends up turning the film into a story that has too many holes and makes the whole film experience rather unbearable. |
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| 1/4/2003 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
