True Crime (1999)

Comedy Crime Drama Suspense

Steve Everett should have been at the top, but his character kept him at the bottom. An ex-alcoholic, a womanizer, and a separated father, the only thing he really has is his job at The Oakland Tribune. But even there, his job is on the line, as his city Editor Bob Findley knows he's having an affair with his wife, and he just has it out for him. The only thing keeping him on is... Full synopsis »

True Crime is not an action movie, and it is not a who-done-it movie either. In television shows, like Matlock, and countless court movies, someone is always found for blame, and it is usually not the defendant. In True Crime, the real murderer is found, but the basis of the movie is not built around who did it. Pertaining closer to what real trials are like, the point is either to prove the defendant innocent or guilty, without a question or doubt. And the best thing about True Crime is that it does not take place inside the courtroom. Full movie review »

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