Well, the Oscars are next week, and in honor of that (and because it is so easy), I thought I would once again do something I’ve done three times in the past: provide a list of 10 (more) legal movies. In past such columns, I’ve first listed the other movies I’ve already reviewed; this time I can’t do that, because I’d have no room for new content. But be assured — I’ve already covered To Kill a Mockingbird, Twelve Angry Men, and many others. Here are another ten: 10. Witness for the Prosecution (1957): Tyrone Power’s last film (he would die the next year, only 44, while filming Solomon and Sheba). He’s an American living in England accused of murder. His biggest problem, though, is that the
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