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Movie English about justice

189 real scenes from 50 films. Watch a full scene, then take the phrases people actually use for justice.

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3 minB2
“We don't see what goes on behind the closed doors.”

The Scales Are Not Balanced · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 19/20

  • Courtroom
  • Investigation
  • Confessing
5 minB2
“Because there are differing schools of thought on this.”

Police Build a Case Against Allen · Zodiac 2007 · Ch. 19/30

  • Investigation
  • Courtroom
  • Explaining
2 minC1
“How they hate me.”

Up to the Witness Stand · National Theatre Live: Prima Facie 2022 · Ch. 18/22

  • Courtroom
  • Monologues
  • Explaining
5 minB2
“The burden of proof's on the prosecution.”

The Jurors Go Around the Table · 12 Angry Men 1957 · Ch. 3/17

  • Courtroom
  • Arguments
  • Explaining
4 minB2
“It'll be a wicked injustice if he ever touches a penny of that money.”

Wilfrid Cross-Examines the Housekeeper · Witness for the Prosecution 1957 · Ch. 18/27

  • Courtroom
  • Interrogations
  • Confronting
4 minB2
“And here come this real tall, ostrich-looking dude.”

Dr. Grigson's Prison Test · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 14/20

  • Interrogations
  • Explaining
5 minB2
“It's got to be more than just a coincidence, right?”

Graysmith Follows the Birthday Clue · Zodiac 2007 · Ch. 24/30

  • Investigation
  • Phone calls
  • Explaining
4 minC1
“'You said you removed your clothing yourself, is that right?'”

Tessa Asks for the Police Station · National Theatre Live: Prima Facie 2022 · Ch. 12/22

  • Monologues
  • Arguments
  • Threatening
5 minB2
“This gentleman has been standing alone against us.”

Juror 9 Switches His Vote · 12 Angry Men 1957 · Ch. 7/17

  • Courtroom
  • Persuasion
  • Confronting
4 minB2
“It's tragic. You'd better get a man with younger arteries.”

Vole Tries to Hire Sir Wilfrid · Witness for the Prosecution 1957 · Ch. 3/27

  • Asking for help
  • Investigation
  • Asking
5 minC1
“He didn't have a conscience.”

David Harris Gets Off Scot-Free · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 9/20

  • Courtroom
  • Investigation
  • Explaining
5 minB2
“he wrote a few letters, and he faded into a footnote.”

Graysmith Pitches a Zodiac Book · Zodiac 2007 · Ch. 22/30

  • Office chat
  • Investigation
  • Suggesting
4 minC1
“'But tell me the truth, did you do it?'”

Sophie Walks the Tightrope · National Theatre Live: Prima Facie 2022 · Ch. 6/22

  • Monologues
  • Office chat
  • Explaining
3 minB1
“They don't know what the truth is.”

Juror 10's Racist Rant · 12 Angry Men 1957 · Ch. 15/17

  • Courtroom
  • Arguments
  • Complaining
5 minB2
“No, but they believed her. They liked Leonard Vole but they didn't believe him.”

The Call About the German Wife · Witness for the Prosecution 1957 · Ch. 23/27

  • Phone calls
  • Courtroom
  • Explaining
4 minC1
“She should have hit the damn thing one time. She didn't.”

The Car With No Bullet Marks · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 8/20

  • Investigation
  • Crime scenes
  • Explaining
5 minB2
“Beyond that, you're on your own.”

Graysmith Chases Rick Marshall · Zodiac 2007 · Ch. 25/30

  • Investigation
  • Phone calls
  • Explaining
3 minC1
“Show me an officer who hasn't run their story past their partner, trying to close the gaps.”

Tessa Baiting the Sergeant · National Theatre Live: Prima Facie 2022 · Ch. 8/22

  • Courtroom
  • Interrogations
  • Confronting
5 minB1
“I don't know about the rest of you, but I happen to have tickets to that ball game tonight.”

Jurors Gather in the Jury Room · 12 Angry Men 1957 · Ch. 1/17

  • Courtroom
  • Small talk
  • Complaining
2 minB1
“It's good, Ross. I didn't know you could cook.”

Randall Recounts the Motel Night · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 6/20

  • Storytelling
  • Police questioning
  • Explaining
4 minB2
“"It takes a great prosecutor to convict an innocent man."”

David Harris's Same M.O. · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 18/20

  • Crime scenes
  • Investigation
  • Confessing