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Review: Law Abiding Citizen
filmschoolrejects.com - 10/15/2009
Review: Law Abiding Citizen
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The opening shot of Law Abiding Citizen swirls around the statue of William Penn, one of the most well-known pacifist thinkers of early American history, as he stands atop the courthouse in Philadelphia. The camera will return to him once or twice more during the film, an interesting ...
Law Abiding Citizen Movie Reviews, Pictures
rottentomatoes.com - 10/16/2009
Law Abiding Citizen Movie Reviews, Pictures
— rottentomatoes.com — October 15, 2009: Critics Consensus: Where the Wild Things Are Is A Wild Rumpus This week, we've... got a wild rumpus (Where the Wild Things Are, starring Max Records and Catherine Keener), a legal skirmish (Law Abiding Citizen, starring Jamie Foxx and ... (more) Law Abiding Citizen Movie Reviews, Pictures

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Video Review: Law Abiding Citizen
fusedfilm.com - 10/15/2009
Video Review: Law Abiding Citizen
— fusedfilm.com — Watch as Executive Editor, Kevin Coll, reviews Overture Films, Law Abiding Citizen . Clyde Shelton (Gerard Butler)... is an upstanding family man whose wife and daughter are brutally murdered during a home invasion. When the killers are caught, Nick ... (more) Video Review: Law Abiding Citizen

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Law Abiding Citizen Review
filmofilia.com - 10/15/2009
Law Abiding Citizen Review
— filmofilia.com — Remember Charles Bronson in Death Wish? Law Abiding Citizen offers a taste of no-mercy vigilante family-man justice... 3.0. Ten years after his wife and daughter were slaughtered in front of him, Clyde Shelton ( Gerard Butler ) kidnaps one of the perpetrators, straps him down to a torture ... (more) Law Abiding Citizen Review

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Law Abiding Citizen Movie Review
atomicpopcorn.net 10/19/2009 — I tend to think of good stories as ones that take you somewhere, with someone to root for along the way. You may not like where it goes, but there is always a purpose in mind for the hero or heroine. Underdogs, rags to riches, triumph over evil, the prevailing of the human spirit, conquering ...