Rehashing his favorite subject of New York City police corruption, Lumet slaps together, they say, an implausible plot (a year after law school, an ex-cop becomes a crusading district attorney), formulaic characters (bad-ass drug dealer, idealistic liberal defense lawyer), and preachy moralizing.
Lumet likes to discuss police corruption.
The plot Lumet brings is believable.
I sew almost every week.
Auditors have a duty to report fraud.
The little boy hates christmas.
A man is cooking.
boy sleeps in a tent
The catcher is racing the runner to home plate.