In which film does Al Pacino deliver his famous "You're out of order!" monologue?
Correct answer: ... And Justice for All
LunaticRuffian56871
Scent of a Woman also.
Elfcounsel
WiseWoman, Haven't seen it but sounded pretty obvious it was a courtroom drama.
Ty814
LunaticRuffian56871, definitely Scent of a Woman!!
penawareof
I remember when the Judge told Kiirkland he'd like to see the victim again.
Player #2091880
Player #4295522, Yes...and one of the reasons I decided not to go to law school!
Player #5602826
one of the very few older films I enjoyed watching.
Player #2481343
Serpico,Sea of Love,Frankie and Johnny...
Mike
one of my favs all time the best line is delivered just after the monologue when he's being dragged out of the courtroom and yells" wait a minute, wait a minute, I've just completed my opening statement" .. classic
JimmyLovesQL
Don't forget Newman who should have won best actor for The Verdict not The Color of Money.
Rocky
One of my favorite actors
kjw
that was Jack Nicholson
Victoria
LunaticRuffian56871, that’s what I was thinking, it should have been a answer here too
SKY
Player 64helena, ✨’…can’t handle the truth…’
SKY
misskin1313, ✨That’s Jack Nicholson’s line to Tom Cruise from ‘A Few Good Men’…
Augie
what, movie about a lawyer with a conscience?
Player #52940639
Player #2091880, Also Panic in needle park. One of his best and earlier movie
Mike
misskin1313, that's from a few good men another of my favs
TJ SISTA
One of his greats. I really dig him an such a great actor too.
Guillermo Jr.
greatest actor of my generation
LoveWordGames3129
LunaticRuffian56871, that question was wrong,
Player #22681668
One of my favorites
Player #2481343
I forgot Heat,I love all his films,those are 4 of my favorites
Player. Ty
great movie
DeepCritter51
JimmyLovesQL, ? not the same movie. And definitely not in a Scent of a Women.
DeepCritter51
dumdum, Tom Cruise,Demi Moore, Jack Nicholson and Kevin Bacon. It was Jack who said that famous quote!
Player #4295522
Great movie!
SpottedDoctor73827
i wonder if that movie was the inspiration for the metallica album and song of the same name?