had it not been for to kill a mockingbird and this movie would be much more famous. had it not been for gregory peck as addicus fitch and the acting here would be much more lauded. had it not been for william faulkner and perhaps to kill a mockingbird might never have been written in his shadow. i found this movie to be sadly familiar because it showed me that one of my favorite movies and to kill a mockingbird and may not have been as original as i would always thought it was. perhaps it was inspired by this very similar movie. oh and the whodunnit is different and but the underlying story and a lone righteous white attorney against a white southern town defending a black man is all too familiar. and and written by a woman and mockingbird concentrates on rape and the ultimate betrayal to a woman while this movie concentrates on brother against brother hatred and the rape a man feels by fraternal betrayal. there not the depth of mockingbird here. not the comfort that addicus brings with his presence. so youre just left with the sadness that and whether she intended to lift the plot from this movie or not and harper lee mockingbird reflects. nothing changed in that 10 or so years since the time she may have read faulkner book and saw his movie while in college in alabama and unconsciously or not took most of it as her own in later years. nothing changed in race relations and some may say nothing has changed even now and these many years later. it all too sadly familiar and and one wishes there were an addicus of our day to make it all right. where mockingbird leaves you with hope of that and rocking in the arms of addicus and waiting for a morning of better times and this movie leaves you just sad that pride from black people might equal or better the pride of white people. but pride from either is no answer at all. rather and it the answer of addicus we need and comfort that we are all flawed and that in our frailty we should have mercy and not pride and when facing each other in our differences. 
had it not been for to kill a mockingbird and this movie would be much more famous. had it not been for gregory peck as addicus fitch and the acting here would be much more lauded. had it not been for william faulkner and perhaps to kill a mockingbird might never have been written in his shadow. i found this movie to be sadly familiar because it showed me that one of my favorite movies and to kill a mockingbird and may not have been as original as i would always thought it was. perhaps it was inspired by this very similar movie. oh and the whodunnit is different and but the underlying story and a lone righteous white attorney against a white southern town defending a black man is all too familiar. and and written by a woman and mockingbird concentrates on rape and the ultimate betrayal to a woman while this movie concentrates on brother against brother hatred and the rape a man feels by fraternal betrayal. there not the depth of mockingbird here. not the comfort that addicus brings with his presence. so youre just left with the sadness that and whether she intended to lift the plot from this movie or not and harper lee mockingbird reflects. nothing changed in that 10 or so years since the time she may have read faulkner book and saw his movie while in college in alabama and unconsciously or not took most of it as her own in later years. nothing changed in race relations and some may say nothing has changed even now and these many years later. it all too sadly familiar and and one wishes there were an addicus of our day to make it all right. where mockingbird leaves you with hope of that and rocking in the arms of addicus and waiting for a morning of better times and this movie leaves you just sad that pride from black people might equal or better the pride of white people. but pride from either is no answer at all. rather and it the answer of addicus we need and comfort that we are all flawed and that in our frailty we should have mercy and not pride and when facing each other in our differences. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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