Rated: R (MPAA)
Running time: 0
Studio: Pioneer Entertainment
Released:1997
Plot: A hotshot Florida defense attorney takes a too-good-to-be-true position with a Manhattan legal partnership headed by the unctuous, powerful, and inappropriately named John Milton (the frothily evil Pacino), who proffers a fabulous Fifth Avenue flat, untold riches, and scuzzy, amoral clients who are guiltier than sin of murder and child molestation. But is the ladder to success literally the road to hell, with Satan himself in the executive washroom? More morality play than supernatural shocker, with a rich supporting cast and tasty cameos from the evil likes of Don King and Sen. Alphonse D'Amato. Cool movie which keeps u in suspense 9/10 watch it!!
Rated: PG-13 (MPAA)
Running time: 135
Studio: Paramount Home Video
Released:1997
Plot: Rudy Baylor is an idealistic young law school graduate who aspires to be a "rainmaker," a bright star with a golden touch who will lavish cash-rich clients and billable hours on the firm that is fortunate enough to hire him. Of course, it would help if the young hotshot could get past the front-office receptionist of any law firm that would give him the time of day. He finds employment doing grunt work and chasing ambulances for a sleazy character named Bruiser Stone, a lawyer with connections in the Memphis underworld and investments in topless bars. In the process of making his way in this Kafkaesque world of torts and tarts, Rudy latches onto a case that will shake the system to its foundation, exposing a multimillion-dollar insurance scam by taking on a powerful and corrupt company that has systematically made fortunes off the backs of poor and working-class people.
I loved It!Great Legal drama as with these types of films if u liked the others u will like The Rainmaker(I don't get the title though). 8/10