

Drama · Crime
Law Abiding Citizen
Justice at any cost.
A frustrated man decides to take justice into his own hands after a plea bargain sets one of his family's killers free. He targets not only the killer but also the district attorney and others involved in the deal.
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Top Cast

Jamie Foxx
Nick Rice

Gerard Butler
Clyde Alexander Shelton

Colm Meaney
Detective Dunnigan

Bruce McGill
Jonas Cantrell

Leslie Bibb
Sarah Lowell

Michael Irby
Detective Garza

Gregory Itzin
Warden Iger

Regina Hall
Kelly Rice
Directed by
F. Gary Gray
Production
Reviews
John Chard
8/106/6/2014
You can’t fight fate. Right? Gerard Butler stars as Clyde Shelton, a man forced to not only watch his wife and daughter be raped and murdered in his own home, but to also have to sit there and watch the justice system fail him. So he wages a one man war against pretty much everyone involved. Hoo-Hah! The big hitting critics hated it, with comments ranging from it being sub-normal, preposterous, ugly and morally corrupt, to it being a comic book film of moral hectoring! Naturally, as the critics were at pains to point out that it would, it made a pot load at the box office and is generally well liked by a good portion of the action/revenge/thriller loving populace. There’s always a big grey area with revenge/vigilante movies that really brings out the debate crowd, but what rarely
vylmen
6/1011/27/2024
Not the ending I wanted Some movies you want the bad guy to win and this is one of them. There's a few things missing here, like the setup that Clyde is really this smart inventor guy leading a double life. That could've used some secret door behind a front working in a lab kind of shots. And that Nick Rice is actually smarter, cause he wasn't. Other than that, it does keep you on your toes, mostly to see what Clyde comes up with and how he's going to fix the broken justice system.
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