I’m really on the fence about this film. *Find Me Guilty* manages to be engaging to some degree, and I honestly didn't find myself restless during any of what was happening, but I still can't quite get behind it as a worthwhile movie. Vin Diesel being in the central part felt strange; I love him in *Fast & Furious*, but he doesn’t really seem right for this kind of character. The accent, his portrayal of a mob boss, even the hairstyle...it all seemed wrong. The overall tone also feels awkward. I'm not familiar with the actual case that inspired this story, but from what I could find out quickly online, it seems clear why Diesel’s character is presented as he is in the film. However, I feel like it overlooks too much and expects you to support certain characters without providing enough justification; other than just generally being angry at people in power. It's not objectively terrible, but I can’t honestly say that I consider it good; I'd give it a typical 6/10 rating. I did enjoy Peter Dinklage and Alex Rocco’s performances, though.

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