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Law Abiding Citizen
A thriller about an everyday guy (Gerard Butler) who loses everything when criminals kill his family. After a plea bargin set's the killers free, he takes justice into his own hands. His target: the district attorney (Jamie Foxx) who orchestrated the deal.
From the writer of Street Kings and The Recruit and the director of The Italian Job.
Starring Gerard Butler, Jamie Foxx, Michael Gambon, Leslie Bibb, Colm Meaney, Viola Davis
Directed by F. Gary Gray ('Friday', 'The Italian Job', 'Be Cool')
Written by Kurt Wimmer
Thriller | 1hr 49mins | Rated (R18) | contains violence & content that may disturb | Origin: USA | Official Site »
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Empire (UK)
Relentlessly ugly, preposterous and hackneyed of dialogue: guilty on all counts. It will do well, then.
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Hollywood Reporter (USA)
The script does create sufficient tension and intrigue to hook viewers along with a photogenic, hardworking cast.
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New York Times
Wears its preposterousness with a certain pride. It’s about the cat-and-mouse game between two very smart guys, and it’s perfectly happy to be as dumb as it wants.
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NZ Herald (Francesca Rudkin)
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Absurd plot and stomach-turning violence ruins this tense thriller.
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Total Film (UK)
2
Could have made for a decent enough B-movie renter if it had just aimed a bit lower, but the moral drum-banging only serves to throw its failings into even sharper relief
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Variety (USA)
True torture-porn aficionados will be disappointed, as editor Tariq Anwar cuts away right before blade meets flesh -- a move that feels a tad, well, gutless under the circumstances. But elsewhere, "Citizen" proves startlingly graphic, even by R-rated standards.
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ViewAuckland.co.nz (Matt Turner)
3
If you can get past its rather unpleasant, reactionary message, this is a slickly made, trashily entertaining and ridiculously implausible thriller that's more fun than it has any right to be.
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