A movie from a John Grisham's novel is almost a guarantee to be a good movie. The Chamber is a crime/courtroom movie, where a grandson tries to save his grandfather from death row, in this case from the gas chamber. Chris O'Donnell plays the grandson and he did a good job playing his character. Gene Hackman was also very good in his role of the racist grandfather, a Klan member for his entire life. It wasn't Faye Dunaway's best role but luckily she didn't have a major part in this movie. I don't know if they tried for us to get sympathy for the accused but in my case there is no way I will ever have any sympathy for a vile human being like that. The Chamber is a good movie if you like this genre, never boring, and entertaining as you'll have to wait till the end to know what the outcome will be.
Review of The Chamber
