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Marshall
Directed by
Reginald Hudlin
PG-13
2017
1h 58m
Drama
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Biography
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7.3
80%
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The story of Thurgood Marshall, the crusading lawyer who would become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice, as he battles through one of his career-defining cases.
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Cast of Marshall
Chadwick Boseman
Thurgood Marshall / Co-Producer
Josh Gad
Sam Friedman
Kate Hudson
Eleanor Strubing
Sterling K. Brown
Joseph Spell
James Cromwell
The Judge
Dan Stevens
Lorin Willis
Sophia Bush
Jennifer
Jussie Smollett
Langston Hughes
Marina Squerciati
Stella Friedman
Keesha Sharp
Buster Marshall
Jeremy Bobb
John Strubing
Barrett Doss
Bertha Lancaster
John Magaro
Irwin Friedman
Rozonda Thomas
Zora Neale Hurston
Jeffrey DeMunn
Dr. Sayer
Josie DiVincenzo
Ruthie
Derrick Baskin
Ted Lancaster
Ed Jewett
Arthur Wright
Robert Bozek
Lester Gilman
Michael Bernardi
Dick Weisman
Marshall Ratings & Reviews
Chicago Reader
J. R. Jones
This real-life case makes for an entertaining courtroom drama that nonetheless reduces Marshall to the level of Perry Mason and consigns to the end credits his greater triumphs arguing Brown vs. Board of Education and other landmark civil rights cases.
AV Club
Jesse Hassenger
Marshall isn't so different from a well-made TV movie. But it plays well on the big screen anyway...
Chicago Reader
Andrea Gronvall
This real-life case makes for an entertaining courtroom drama that nonetheless reduces Marshall to the level of Perry Mason and consigns to the end credits his greater triumphs.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Angelica Jade Bastién
In ignoring the lived reality of colorism, Marshall creates a circumscribed version of blackness that's easy for white audiences to consume, lacks any sort of challenging narrative, and bypasses the more fascinating wrinkles in its characters' lives.
NPR
Bob Mondello
The tight focus helps make Marshall more courtroom drama than biopic.
The Ringer
K. Austin Collins
A relatively bland historical drama is at its best when toeing the line between the comical irony of racism and the outright brutality it inspires
IndieWire
David Ehrlich
The problem with this hokey courtroom drama isn't that it says the right thing in the wrong way, the problem is that it ultimately doesn't say anything at all.
Entertainment Weekly
Devan Coggan
Boseman has headlined biopics before as James Brown and Jackie Robinson, and here, he imbues the young Marshall with a quiet confidence and a dogged devotion to truth and justice.
Andscape
Soraya Nadia McDonald
The shortcomings that separate Marshall from Hidden Figures and Loving are the same ones that give it the feeling of a TV movie.
Baltimore Magazine
Max Weiss
Marshall isn't particularly interested in going deep on Thurgood Marshall the man-it's more about the Marshall, the myth. That said, what it is is just fine.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
Marshall reminds us that before the legend, there was the badass young warrior.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
By all means, see this film. Just make sure to learn more about the great man at its center as soon as possible after you exit the theatre.
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Leonard Maltin
I kept hoping that Marshall would take off and soar, which it never quite does... but it tells its story well.
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
Charged by Boseman's dramatic lightning, Marshall gives us an electrifying glimpse of a great man in the making.
Chesapeake Family Magazine
Roxana Hadadi
Chadwick Boseman makes a charismatic Thurgood Marshall, but the biopic Marshall is not what the legendary man deserved; its focus is too often turned away from Marshall himself.
Detroit News
Adam Graham
You have to think there are better ways to tell the story of Marshall, his life and his climb to the land's highest court, but those details are left to post-script notes.
Tribune News Service
Katie Walsh
For a film simply called "Marshall," you do expect to get a wider slice of his life, which is relegated to onscreen text. In fact, he ultimately becomes an ensemble player in his own eponymous film.
Movie Mom
Nell Minow
This is an absorbing drama on many levels, as a courtroom mystery, as a historical depiction of the roots and mechanics of social change, and as a personal story.
America Magazine
John Anderson
The last time a Supreme Court justice got this treatment was never.
National Newspaper Publishers Association
Dwight Brown
Though this is not the biofilm Marshall deserves, this glimpse does offer a view of the ingenuity, perseverance and courage that propelled the Howard University law student into becoming a crusading attorney...
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