In this episode of 50 Films, hosts Brian Verderosa and Bobby Shortle take on the 2007 legal thriller, Michael Clayton. Directed by Tony Gilroy and starring George Clooney, this film follows a "fixer" at a top New York law firm who becomes embroiled in a dangerous case involving a corporate whistleblower.

Brian and Bobby will delve into the themes of morality and corruption in the legal system, as well as discussing the strong performances from the cast, particularly George Clooney's portrayal of the titular character. They will also consider the film's place in the larger cinematic landscape of the 2000s, and whether it deserves a spot on the list of the 50 best films of all time.

Join us for a lively discussion as we determine whether Michael Clayton is a modern classic or just another legal thriller. Tune in to 50 Films to find out if it makes the cut on our ultimate list of the 50 greatest films of all time.

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