A jury retires to decide the fate of a young man accused of murdering his father, all eager to vote guilty except Juror number eight who has his doubts.

Rating: 10/10 (5 January 2016)

One might think that a movie where all the action takes place in one room might become very tedious and boring five minutes into it. But this is far from the truth. The stellar cast, amazing dialogue and expert cinematography make this movie just as exciting as a James Bond flick. Henry Fonda, as well as the rest of the cast play their parts with a passion that is seldom seen in today's age and each character is so different from the next that almost anyone watching can relate to one or all of them in one way or another. This movie was released many years before I was even a notion, but it's near perfect production transcends any and all barriers of time and can be enjoyed just as easily today was it was back in the the late fifties. If there was ever a movie that should be on your list of pictures to see before you die, this should certainly be high on the list. If you haven't seen this movie yet then I would highly recommend you do so. If you already have then find someone who hasn't and enjoy it again.