You have to pay attention to this movie, as it is a slow moving, slow burning dramatic film about murder, betrayal, and stern acting.

A man shoots his wife, confesses, then retracts it and gets acquitted.

There is a missing murder weapon, a confident criminal, a hot shot lawyer, and some fabulous performances.

This film goes through some major twists and turns, some that if I were to mention, the movie would be spoiled.

This film keeps your attention on the sheer fact that you want to know how the end is going to be done.

Fracture is one of those rare, slow moving films, that keep your eyes attentive, even though the film can seem painstakingly slow moving. The payoff is well worth it, but some audiences might not be so forgiving, as the plot thickens and reveals something a little unexpected.

Check out this great piece of film, but make sure you are awake and attentive, or you’ll fall asleep fast. Here’s a trailer.