A down-and-out law student sues Satan for $8 trillion dollars. Satan appears to defend himself and the trial of the century and pleads the fifth. He readily admits that he cannot take on the flesh. Genesis 3:14 confirms this as he is only allowed to eat dust!
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| Malcolm McDowell | ... | Satan | |
| Shannen Fields | ... | Gwen O'Brien | |
| Corbin Bernsen | ... | Barry Polk | |
| Tom Sizemore | ... | Tony 'The Hip' Anzaldo | |
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Bart Bronson | ... | Luke O'Brien |
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Rebecca St. James | ... | Jasmine Williams |
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Jeff Gannon | ... | Mr. Banks |
| Roslyn Gentle | ... | Judge Woods (as Ros Gentle) | |
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Jennifer Skyler | ... | Cynthia Jones |
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Chad Lammers | ... | Mr. Ice |
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Gabrielle Whittaker | ... | Ms. Scarlett |
| Gemma Kaye | ... | Ms. Shy (as Gillian Emmett) | |
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Robin Royce Queree | ... | Mr. Think Tank (as Robin Queree) |
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Dennis Cole | ... | Murray Fields |
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Kenny Epps | ... | Mr. Innocent |
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Luke O'Brien, a washed-up salesman turned night law student, decides to sue Satan for $8 trillion dollars. On the last day before Luke files a default judgment, Satan appears to defend himself. On Satan's legal team are 10 of the country's best trial lawyers. The entire world watches on Legal TV to see who will win the Trial of the Century. Written by Susan Fisher
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Written by Timothy Hockenberry and Christopher Epsha
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Malcolm McDowell gives an impeccable performance. However, the material he was given to work with was not as good as 'Clockwork'. In fairness, perhaps there was no way it could be. In 'Clockwork', he was somehow more foreboding, more of a sort of superhuman monster; in Suing, he's more accessible, a guy you meet on the street. Maybe it was impossible to maintain the mystery of who the devil is that we saw in Clockwork because of the risk of doing a rehash. I'd give the overall of Satan character a 9 of 10 in this film, vs. a 10 of 10 in the last one. Not quite as good, but still very good.
Satan is a devilish beast - brutal, merciless - takes captives.
Luke's character, on the other hand, fell flat in this film. He was good, bu that's no excuse for what was done to Luke. His character gets a 3 of 10.
The story was much weaker in Suing than in Clockwork. It almost seemed like an excuse to present us with the characters, rather than a story in and of itself. Still, it had no other major flaws, so it gets a 6 of 10.
Overall I give the film an 7 of 10. Very well done with a few weaknesses, well worth watching.