Review of Law Abiding Citizen (2009) by Juliankleiss — 09 Apr 2011
Law Abiding Citizen points out an imperfect justice system. In seemingly obvious cases of murder a judge might not care enough about justice and only obeys the law so as a killer can go free if there is a lack of physical evidence; lawyers might make deals with criminals just to put an easy end to a case; and if it gets really bad for those who work for this system they might try to find a way of how to take away the constitutional given civil rights of the person they feel threatened by.
A very smart movie that gives you some food for thought about how law and justice might not always be the same. The first half of the movie is quite brutal and likely hard to watch for many viewers. The second half offers some surprise.
Definitely worth watching.
This review of Law Abiding Citizen (2009) was written by Juliankleiss on 09 Apr 2011.
Law Abiding Citizen has generally received positive reviews.
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