Fifty New Popular Film Titles Added For Your Viewing Pleasure

While you can't learn to be a lawyer just by watching popular films about law and lawyers you can learn a lot about what film makers (and by extension many non-lawyers) think about the legal process and community. You can sample lawyers as Saints (e.g. Henry Fonda in the title role of Young Mr. Lincoln and lawyers as Demons (e.g. James Woods as Roy Cohn in Citizen Cohn. If you prefer there are lawyers as buffoons (John Cleese's Archie in A Fish Called Wanda) or lawyers as folk heroes (Edward Arnold as the eponymous Daniel Webster in The Devil and Daniel Webster). We have added these and about 50 other popular films with legal subject to the collection in the last few weeks and they are available for USF law students to view in their copious spare time. Take a break, view a flick -- you  will feel better for it.

A full list of the latest 52 film titles added in the last month appear in the continuation to this post.

Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man
The Asphalt Jungle
Bringing Down The House
Catch Me If You Can
The Chamber
Citizen Cohn
Clarence Darrow
Compulsion
A Cry In The Dark
Dance With A Stranger
Death And The Maiden
The Devil And Daniel Webster
Eight Men Out
The Exonerated
A Fish Called Wanda
Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
From The Hip
Fury
Good Night, And Good Luck
Guilty As Sin
Hart's War
House Of Sand And Fog
How To Murder Your Wife
I Confess
The Ice Harvest
Jerry Maguire
Joan Of Arc
Johnny Belinda
Just Cause
Legally Blonde 2 : Red, White & Blonde /
Let Him Have It
Libeled Lady
M
Malcolm X
Malice
Mississippi Burning
Monster
Murder In The First
Music Box
My Favorite Wife
Other People's Money
Pacific Heights
Paths Of Glory
A Place In The Sun
Quiz Show
Ragtime
The Shawshank Redemption
A Soldier's Story
Syriana
The Usual Suspects
You Can't Take It With You
Young Mr. Lincoln