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Michael Clayton (Widescreen Edition)

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Contributor Steven Samuels, Anthony Minghella, Jennifer Fox, Michael O'Keefe, James Holt, Tom Wilkinson, Tony Gilroy, Kerry Orent, Ken Howard, Tilda Swinton, Sydney Pollack, Steven Soderbergh, George Clooney See more
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Runtime 1 hour and 59 minutes
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2008
    The only way I could get my teenager to drive all the way to the valley with me to see Micheal Clayton - "What's it about?" "Corporate thriller." "You've got to be kidding me." - was to offer to pay her 100 bucks if she didn't like the film. Extravagant, I realize, but I did squander her movie trust years ago by convincing her to see Up At The Villa.

    And if Micheal Clayton makes anything abundantly clear it's that people who suffer egregious lapses of judgment must pay and pay and pay....

    Given that - who doesn't love a loop-hole? Well, no one in Micheal Clayton doesn't love a loop-hole. And that is exactly what everyone in the film is set hard on finding and jumping through.

    The moral tone of this story is struck hard and clear right at the beginning. Clayton, a curious breed of lawyer, drives Upstate, NY in the middle of the night to handle one of his firms big-wig clients who has gotten himself in a bit of a jam. Seems just hours before Big Wig killed a man.

    He didn't kill anyone INTENTIONALLY, of course. See, BW is driving home late at night, and this other kind of guy .. you know the type, sans Jag, on foot. I know. Ew. Right? .. is in BW's way so BW accidentally mows him down. Whoops. And then leaves the scene of the crime. Why?! Well, because it's all so INCONVENIENT.

    What's inconvenient, exactly?
    Honesty? Integrity? The high road? Ones pesky humanity? Yeah. That's right.

    Clayton is a gambling man and he works for a crowd who gambles hard with the big questions.

    And yes, the dead guy is completely off every one's radar.

    I thought a lovely little defining gesture here is when BW's wife gets so fed up with all this yucky, early morning hullabaloo she throws her 5 A.M. cocktail against the wall.

    What a mess.

    Okay, so now we know what neighborhood we're in.

    As it turns out, a neighborhood that's tricky as hell to get out of.

    On his way back to the city Clayton's car gets BLOWN UP before he even hits the Parkway. And if that alone doesn't leave you with enough questions to sit through the rest of the film, just wait. The next 15 min. will give you plenty more.

    The way I see it, there just isn't any THRILL in a thriller if you're not sitting there in the dark with a lot of questions banging around in your head. And as my teenage companion learned by the age of 4, every good movie answers all your questions.

    Using this simple criteria Micheal Clayton delivers big in every way.

    In my humble opinion, Tom Wilkinson was robbed of an Oscar for his BRILLIANT portrayal of Arthur Edens. Great name... and yeah. Go ahead and read into it. A brilliant manic depressive, corporate attorney who in the midst of riding lead pony on a multi billion dollar case that stinks - just ask the woefully compromised attorneys back at the lair. They all shruggingly agree on the smell coming off this case - suddenly makes a desperate, late in the game, lunge to save his soul.

    For starters he throws away his meds, strips down to his socks and runs around naked in a freezing Midwest parking lot. And then he gets serious.

    This is clearly a man who wants out of that neighborhood .. bad.

    But Clayton, fix-it man in Arthur's firm, and one who's own destiny is suddenly and dangerously linked to this, his one time mentors. And Crowder, in-house counsel for their smelly client, played to duplicitous perfection byTilda Swinton. Both work hard to block his exit.

    I couldn't stop thinking while watching Swinton sweat and plot and practice her victory laps in front of the mirror that Lady Macbeth has at last broken through the glass ceiling. Kudos. She more than earned her little gold man.

    But the pivotal scene for me is when Clayton finally catches up with Arthur. The loony would be knight, who is stunning with at least 3 ties wrapped around his neck and a giant bundle of fresh baguettes inexplicably stashed under his arm. In the midst of trying to convince Arthur to do things the 'reasonable' way Clayton manages to spit out - I'm not the enemy! To which Arthur immediately demands

    Then who are you?

    Therein lies the biggest question of them all.

    Yes. Plenty of bad judgement. And not nearly enough loop holes for everybody to get their life back. Choices will be made. None of them small.

    I won't say how it ends but rest assured someone is going to pay and pay and pay.

    And for once it isn't me!

    I'm happy to report that at the end of Micheal Clayton, the aforementioned teenager admitted that even though she had planned at the outset not to like the film, REGARDLESS, so she could collect the easy 100 (I know. I saw that coming, too) decided she had to be honest and come clean.

    She loved it!

    What changed her mind? Some freshly internalized moral lesson? Maybe she worried I might turn into a scary lady lawyer and depose her on the ride home? Did she think .. okay, although no McAvoy, Clooney is still pretty cool to watch for 2 hours .. you know, for an old guy? Or did the story, the acting, the direction and the thrilling pay off simply blow her mind?

    Who knows??

    Micheal Clayton is that good.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024
    While this movie is fictional, this type of corporation corruption is an unfortunate reality. This movie is extremely well done.

    Another great fictional movie is Edge of Darkness with Mel Gibson regarding nuclear corruption. A couple of true stories brought to life are Erin Brockovich with Julia Robert’s about PG&E, and Dark Waters with Mark Ruffalo about DuPont.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
    This is one of Clooney's best films.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2022
    I can’t think of another George Clooney movie I like all that much but I do like this one. Despite its incessant moralizing and hyper-romanticization of ‘resistance’ to modern life, I could watch it again and again. We are in the ‘dark woods’ of conspiracy theory, but this is nonetheless an entertaining piece of folklore. I suppose conspiracy theory is ok to George Clooney so long as it is a left-wing folk tale about the big bad corporations. Don’t get me wrong, corporations are as capable as anyone of acting badly. Perhaps from the perspective of organizational or systems theory, corporations are even more capable of such bad acts, as the institutional culture may serve to incubate corruption. Here we have a ‘bad apple’ (played with real heart by Tilda Swinton) in the form of a corporate attorney who conceals material evidence and then takes matters into her own hands to keep the cover-up going. The real problem here though according to the filmmakers (and many social theorists too it would seem) is not the ‘bad apple’ but the ubiquitous ‘system’ - as the quintessential agent of the system having a nervous breakdown (played with superb intensity by Tom Wilkinson) makes clear in this movie’s opening monologue that smacks to me of that famous movie Network, if we can only “make believe this is not just madness because this is not just madness.” Here we see not only ‘the violence inherent in the system’ but the central tautology inherent in every cinematic rebel! I confess despite my cynicism, the inner teenager in me loves this opening monologue, the description and accusation against ‘the system’ which is embodied in first “this wall of traffic” reminiscent of Fellini’s opening traffic jam nightmare from 8 and 1/2, and then the system as a biological organism or entity, the ultimate pet of corporate fascists and ‘company men’ across the land, “the overwhelming sensation [of being] covered with some sort of film . . . a glaze . . . a coating . . . some sort of amniotic, embryonic fluid . . . [from] an organism whose sole function is to excrete the poison, the amyl, the defoliant necessary for other larger more powerful organisms to destroy the miracle of humanity . . .” Despite my own personal cynicism about such high-minded social analysis I will admit that it strikes a chord undeniable to any thinking creature caught up in the web of society. We all intimately understand that it is our own ‘miracle’ that is choked by the corporate (modern, differentiated) system. The idea that we can express our ‘authentic’ humanity within this system is an insult to the very idea of such a miracle, yet a central directive of every HR department these days. Paradoxically it is the idea of the authentic ‘individual’ that served as the essential foundation of modern society. Without a ‘system’ to rebel against, there would be no ‘individual’. Without the ‘individual’, perhaps there would be no ‘system’. Despite my own misgivings about the work’s simplistic “I blame society” style of critique on evidence here (if only we could all just ‘wake up’ we could do what’s right, right?), I still like this movie. For individuals, confronted by the paradox of modern society on a daily basis, showing a ‘little man’ (a description used here in full knowledge of its fascistic subtext) who manages to strike a blow against the crushing gears of ‘society’, whether such a story is real or merely a fairy tale, the emotional payoff is immense.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
    great work

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  • Jean-Sebatien Leveille
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great 👍 action movie 🍿 with nice actor !
    Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2024
    Awesome 😎 film 🎞️ !
  • Quique Torres
    5.0 out of 5 stars Cool movie
    Reviewed in Mexico on September 7, 2023
    For some people may be kind of slow, but is impecable and important
  • Martyn - England
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great watch
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 13, 2024
    Great film
  • Carrera
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great seller
    Reviewed in Canada on January 27, 2021
    Michael Clayton arrived in good time, well priced and in great condition for being pre-owned. No playback problems.
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  • BERNARD DELCROIX
    5.0 out of 5 stars Clayton
    Reviewed in France on April 6, 2019
    Pour un ami, d’apres Ses dires impeccable