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Law Abiding Citizen
Tripe.
A very effective intro, great casting - Butler is particularly effective, although you never rate him as particularly bright tbh -, and some reasonably solid characters. Then you get to the '10 years later' bit, the whole film just falls to pieces. It's watchable - producer was Lucas Foster (Man On Fire, Street Kings, Mr & Mrs Smith) - but it's got holes you could drive through, the overall premise sucks, and the ending blows....
5/10.
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Re: Law Abiding Citizen
i really enjoyed the idea of the film - the justice system is indeed a mess but then it just went so over the top it was getting ridiculous i agree a mighty 5 or 6 /10
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Re: Law Abiding Citizen
i really enjoyed it tbh, although probably not a film i would watch over and over.
7.5/10
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Re: Law Abiding Citizen
I'm a fan of actions films, if you're into mindless action films you'll enjoy it. I watched it because there was nothing else on at the cinema, it passes the time if there's nothing else on.
But I agree with IBM there were lots of holes, the ending did seem very silly but I could think how it could have been ended any better. I think the basic idea of the film doesn't have an ending that works very well.
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Re: Law Abiding Citizen
I personally enjoyed it. Yes, it's complete nonsense, but if you take the plot with a pinch of salt and just view it as a daft action film then it's plenty fun. It's nearly as daft as Deja Vu, another preposterous movie, which is a lot of fun if you ignore the sheer fact it's 100% implausible.