Hello everybody welcome back to another bald move prestige movie today we're talking about 1996 is a time to kill

the legal thriller directed by Joel Schumacher

we've talked about his film The Lost Boys in the old Bald Move Archives probably

probably look for on Bald Move Pulp for that one. He's also directed Batman

and Robin falling down which I quite enjoyed back in the day, St. Elmo's Fire.

It was based on a screenplay written by Kiva Goldsman, who was credited as co-creator for much of modern trek.

Did you know that Jim? Oh how could I not know that with all of our coverage of Picard and

now Strange New Worlds? Exactly, Picard Strange New Worlds. Those are the ones.

He also has his hand in I robot.

I am legend, Cinderella man.

He won an Oscar for a script for a beautiful mind, which I remember liking quite a bit too.

So movies based on the novel Time to Kill by famous, famed legal potboiler, writer John Grisham, the firm, Pelican Brief, many others.

I actually was like, God, I wonder if he's still writing books.

He actually is cranking out a book, like a book, a book every year and a half two years to this day

wow that genre always amazes me and maybe we talk about it more later but

fucking rich.

Yeah, yeah, I'm certain. I mean he made six million dollars for this, his first novel.

Yeah, sold for an adaptation for six6 million.

Yeah, yeah, he's printing his own money, man.

Turns out lawyers have a lot of cash and they love reading about themselves.

Apparently. This movie stars Sandra Bullock. Seen her in speed,

gravity, demolition man, etc. Samuel, mother-fucking Jackson, damn near every Quintan Quinton Tarantino film he's been in

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