12 ANGRY MEN (2BD/4KUHD)

Very famous movie. Very good move

A real good movie

Exceptional and original

Must watch

Good to understand the views of arguement , great with flow thoughtful.

It shows how our perspectives can be biased without us even realising the same.

I LOVED this film! Henry Fonda is brilliant. The direction and editing is extremely well thought out. The script is intense. I could literally feel the taut tension of the atmosphere in that room and the aggravation of those twelve jurors. I will definitely watch it a second time.

12 Angry Men continues to be the management training tool in team building, team dynamics and ethical behaviour under stressful situations. The magic of the movie is everlasting and by the twentieth minute in to the movie, you subconsciously become a part of the jury as the thirteenth member. A true Classic.

The movie For a movie to take place almost entirely in a small room with 12 people to be this powerful is a testament to the writing and directing but above all else, the acting. It never feels dated or like a product of its time and is unique in that it never feels like the message is "racism is bad, don't be racist" but rather that racism can come in many forms and is prevalent in all of us to a certain extent. The disc A wonderful restoration. It looks great without looking fake (usually happens when a release had the de-noising cranked up to 11). It even comes with the 90s made for TV movie and while I was reluctant to give it a shot, it is a fine film in its own right with performances that feel like they have a high level of respect for the source material.

Grossartiger Film, tolles Drehbuch.

Amazing movie, great picture and sound quality.

Not too many classics stand the test of time but this one is all about acting and the actors who can pull off such great performances. I was very happy acquiring this 4K to add to my personal 4K Movie Collection.

Bella esteticamente e ricca di contenuti, l'edizione della The Criterion Collection confeziona egregiamente l'opera di Lumet, sia per la qualità del restauro del film originale, sia per l'aggiunta di extra come la versione televisiva (di qualità audio/video però inferiore) e le interviste. La qualità purtroppo viene a calare sotto il profilo dell'esperienza utente. I menù sono poco fluidi (quasi fastidiosi nell'utilizzo così come nelle animazioni), mentre i contenuti extra mancano dei sottotitoli, o quantomeno non risultano disponibili come per il film principale. Purtroppo The Criterion non pubblica per l'Italia e quindi la lingua italiana ovviamente manca; un peccato specialmente in questo caso, vista l'incredibile qualità del lavoro di doppiaggio fatto per il film.