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Clue!

Patterson
Reservoir Dogs (does this qualify? Most of the movie takes place in a warehouse)
Glengarry Glen Ross
Bus Stop

Buried. 12 Angry Men. Pontypool. Saw. Locke.

12 Angry Men is so good!

One of the best movies ever made, tbh.

...now I'm wondering if there's ever been fanfic or "12 Angry Men" AU with characters as the jury.

Steve is the Foreman because of course he is
Coulson's there acting as de facto second organization person, the two of them keep the others from punching each other in the face a lot
Bruce is calm and concerned that a lot of this doesn't seem to be adding up
Natasha is the one that keeps insisting on facts pointing to guilt but can be convinced at the end
Bucky sympathizes with possibly having really good reasons to kill people and this uncle guy sounds kind of abusive and he wants to vote not guilty but is pretty sure the kid is guilty and this bothers him, should he vote not guilty anyway
Tony turns out to be surprisingly sensitive about father figure issues and cant decide whether he WANTS the kid to be guilty or not and clearly cares a lot more than he's pretending to
Thor isn't real sure what's going on but it's clear the kid killed his uncle right? Right? The prosecution was very convincing, he's just going by what they pointed out
"LOKI HAS OTHER SHIT TO DO HE DOESNT NEED THIS warhgghghgh WHO CARES"
Thor and Loki have heartfelt talks in the bathroom that everyone else finds a bit weird, but maybe that's a European thing
Nick Fury just wants to get this over with and has a prejudice against small time criminals but then changes his mind once he realizes it's not as cut and dry as it thought it was
Clint turns out to have a family and kids and can speak fron experience which surprises everybody
Stan Lee cameos as the old guy who keeps getting cut off at first
Turns out in the end the kid on trial is Peter Parker

I would love to see this with some fandoms I like

Re: What are your favorite movies that take place in only one location?

case - 2018-02-24 01:59 (UTC) - Expand

My god. This is beautiful. WHY MUST YOU PUT THIS AMAZING FANFICTION IN MY HEAD??

But maybe "Characters as 12 Angry Men" should be a meme. Maybe it will make more people watch it! You should share this on Tumblr or something. :P

tabaqui - 2018-02-24 02:37 (UTC) - Expand

I loved Pontypool! Such a clever twist on an overdone genre.

Right? Best zombie movie in years!

It really was, and so underrated. The first Saw movie is also class, even if the rest of it went downhill. 16-year old me was floored by that ending.

kaijinscendre - 2018-02-24 02:57 (UTC) - Expand

syncing_feeling - 2018-02-24 03:25 (UTC) - Expand

Rope
Russian Ark

OH! I think you're the only person i know who's seen Russian Ark. It looks *so* amazing. Is it good?

I think it's an excellent movie!

Awesome.

depends on your definition of "one location" but almost certainly cube

Prince of Darkness doesn't really count, but probably 80% of the movie takes place in one location and I like it a lot. It's creepy and weird in a way that almost no other movies are.

Fly Paper. Does Duel count? I mean, it's only on one road, so I dunno.

Fermat's Room and Exam were great little puzzley, one-location thrillers.

Clue. Clerks.

I like Clerks a lot too but it's technically got more than one location

Die Hard!!!

Also Cube.

The hateful 8 was a pretty good one-set movie

Moon, Rear Window, Die Hard