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This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Absolutely the worst movie.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

I was hoping it would be a movie about the life of Thurgood Marshall. Instead it was focused on one case and didn't give much insight into Marshall at all. It was a decent movie, but with the life Marshall led, this can't have been even close to the most interesting story they could have told.

I love me some good courtroom dramas. This was a fine addition to the genre. Especially interesting because it was based on real life lawyer Thurgood Marshall and his struggle to become a accepted lawyer in a world of racisms and discrimination. He sure has the talents and knowledge but his color is his is way. Chadwick Boseman was truly great in the lead which is another prove for his potential to become one of the most interesting characters of his generation - even beyond his "Black Panther" legacy. Josh Gad also turned into a surprisingly serious role and his performance is even more surprisingly great! I hope he follows this route more in future because he really got a lot of talent and convincingly played Marshall's partner. Kate Hudson was okay but nothing really special or memorable. Sterling K. Brown was fantastic and once again proves that he is one of the most versatile actors of the recent years. Dan Steven and James Cromwell were okay but both can do bette. The problem I had with it was that the film often looked like a ordinary made for-TV feature which doesnt really justifies its performances and source material and often created some little lengths. But other than that a good actors film with an important and relevant story.

After watching Marshall Movie a few things come to mind :1) Chadwick Boseman has been on my 'kick ass actor' radar since '42' 2) Josh Gad is like a discounted version of Jonah Hill ... Except not as funny 3) In the movie Chadwick is smoking , drinking , getting drunk and yet hes ripped as hell ... and Josh's character is swimming all day and well ..... you get the picture 4) Its quite a predictable movie 5) Its so sad that this is how people treated each other 6) Even more sad that racism like this still exists ... OK , not as bad but still racism is rife 7) I would like to see a biography on this mans life 8) 'Hey , thats Kate Hudson . She looks good ' 9) I love courtroom dramas 10) Overall , pretty damn good

I can give this movie nothing more than a 5 out of 10. Marshall is a fairly average movie all around. I was expecting a serious toned well made movie telling me something about a future Supreme Court Justice. Instead, I got a lackluster average courtroom drama. The acting is average and the characters are almost cartoon-ish. Had this movie been made in the early 1990's I may have been able to give it a 6, because that is what it feels like. A tired early 1990's courtroom drama. To see people rating this movie a 8, or 9 destroys my faith in humanity as a whole, this was not a great, spectacular movie that will make you think, it's a lazy boring sunday, "because there is nothing on," movie. It isn't awful just dated. With this being Thurgood Marshall, I was expecting something much more. I was expecting to see something better along the lines of great movies like "A Time to Kill," or something like that. This fell flat by a margin I seriously could not imagine. The dialog is pretty much a caricature that probably was written over the course of a weekend. It's a waste of a good story that could have been great had the film makers taken their time to make it so. As it is, this was likely just greenlighted because of the Marshall name, figuring they could squeeze a few bucks out to make some other flat movie in the future. Again, a 5 out of 10. Not a horrible movie, just average in so many ways that it fails to even live up to the ratings people have so far given it. I don't know if they are just biased in favor of the great man portrayed, but the movie itself is not the 7.1 out of 10 people are giving it at the time of this review.