Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: None Too Impressive

No one ever expects an escapist film to be factually (or in this case, legally) accurate, but this film goes too far. The entire premise of "Double Jeopardy" is based on the assumption that Judd's character would be able to kill her husband without fear of being tried for the crime since she had already been convicted for his murder. That is flat-out wrong. Since the facts and circumstances of the "second" murder would be entirely different from the "first" murder, double jeopardy would not, repeat not, apply. I saw this film on a plane last month and laughed through much of it, and several other lawyers on the same flight had the same reaction regarding the screenwriter's interpretation of the law.