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The Lincoln Lawyer REVIEWED.. Here's Why Fans LOVE The Show Welcome back to Film Madness, today on the channel we are going to talk about The Lincoln Lawyer review – it’s a modern-day Knight Rider! Buckle up. Micky Haller is the Lincoln Lawyer. Why? Because he likes to work while being driven round in his Lincoln town car rather than at a desk. How come? Because he hates the restrictions of an office and because characteristics are easier than character, that’s why. Did you mind when Bergerac did it? Were you ever this picky about Knight Rider? No? Well, you can get behind this car-led David E Kelley adaptation of Michael Connelly’s 2008 novel The Brass Verdict without any more questions then, can’t you? Right. Micky (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) is an LA defence attorney who developed an addiction to OxyContin after a terrible surfing accident and multiple operations left him in pain and unemployed. They also left him unable to walk past large bodies of water without staring nobly and handsomely out over them as the camera lingers on his noble, handsome face until it is time for the script to start again. This is one of the less publicised aspects of surfing’s trauma-led addiction, and while I’m sure it is a burden for sufferers, it does make a legal drama-cum-thriller quite pleasingly restful. He is pulled back into the legal biz when a prosecutor called Gerry Vincent turns out to have altered his will to leave the Lincoln Watergazer his entire practice, just 10 days before said prosecutor is murdered. A professional job, apparently. Meanwhile, ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ series another win for Michael Connelly. When it comes to TV series based on his books, author Michael Connelly is batting a thousand. Two series on Amazon based on his best-known character have been first-rate translations: Bosch and the new spinoff, Bosch: Legacy. Stay tuned for more about The Lincoln Lawyer review and other related news.