Presumed Innocent

The Lincoln Lawyer's modern take on the courtroom drama genre will appeal to fans of Presumed Innocent for its gritty atmosphere and Matthew McConaughey's compelling performance as a charismatic defense attorney embroiled in a tricky legal battle.

Primal Fear provides a gripping tale of murder and deception within the legal system. Richard Gere's portrayal of a defense attorney manipulated by his client echoes the unexpected betrayals and intricate plotlines fans relish in Presumed Innocent.

A Time to Kill, like Presumed Innocent, delves into the complexities of legal dramas with a suspenseful plot. Fans of courtroom twists and moral quandaries will find themselves engrossed in this adaptation of John Grisham's novel, where a young lawyer defends a black father taking the law into his own hands.

The Client offers another John Grisham adaptation filled with legal twists and turns. Viewers who enjoy the tension of Presumed Innocent's courtroom drama will appreciate the story of a street-smart boy who becomes the target of both the mafia and the FBI after stumbling upon a deadly secret.

The Firm, another movie based on a John Grisham novel, will satisfy those who appreciate the legal intrigue and suspenseful storytelling of Presumed Innocent. A young lawyer's dream job turns into a nightmare, drawing him into a deadly game of corporate espionage.

In Fracture, moviegoers who enjoy the cat-and-mouse games of Presumed Innocent will be intrigued by the intellectual duel between an ambitious district attorney and a suspect, played by Anthony Hopkins, who appears to have committed the perfect crime.

Jagged Edge, with its blend of legal drama and thriller elements, will captivate audiences much like Presumed Innocent. The pursuit of truth becomes dangerously personal for a lawyer defending a man accused of being a serial killer.