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Watch Law of the Lawless online free. A former gunfighter, now a circuit court judge, faces his father's killer in a small post-Civil War Kansas town.
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Lawless is the story of the three Bondurant brothers from Franklin County, Virginia, Tom Hardy, Jason Clarke, and the runt of the litter Shia LaBoeuf. Before World War I the Bondurants made a good living selling moonshine, but now Prohibition has arrived and there are new problems on the horizon for those in that business. One of the most colossal pieces of stupidity that America ever indulged in was Prohibition. We actually amended our constitution so that we could regulate morals. A good lesson for those who think regulation of one's personal behavior is a desired thing. What the Bondurants have to deal with is law enforcement which is in the form of a corrupt District Attorney Tim Tolin. An idea like Prohibition is sure to bring out the corruption in many who see it as a way to take bribes.
Tolin is one of those and he has a special deputy in Guy Pearce ready to enforce the law and those who don't bribe. That would be the Bondurants and we have the makings of an old fashioned mountain feud brewing. LaBoeuf has a lot of trouble living up to the legend his brothers have created. In fact his weakness is the cause of a lot of problems. But when a young mountain kid Dane DeHaan is murdered by Pearce that gets a war started. Both LaBoeuf and Pearce deliver some standout performances in Lawless. This is based on a novelization of some real incidents by a descendant of the Bondurant family.
The recreation of Prohbition era rural Virginia is well done. Definitely worth a look. This movie is based on a book written by a relative of some of the main characters depicted in this movie.just looked up Wikipedia, and the author was Matt Bondurant, whose grandfather, Jack Bondurant, is called 'the runt of the litter' of the Bondurant brothers featured in this tale of moonshiners in the age of Prohibition in America. That book was called 'The wettest county in the world' and the title refers to how much illegal alcohol was produced in that area. The novel was adapted for cinema by Australian alternative rock icon Nick Cave. The story concerns how the Bondurant's once cozy relationship with sympathetic rural police is changed by the arrival of a corrupt Chicago law enforcement officer, Charlie Rakes (played by Australian Guy Pearce), who wants a cut of the Bondurant's illegal liquor business.
Forrest Bondurant (Tom Hardy) is not one to cave in to these demands. Things get ugly, but there is some romance in this movie too. Whilst being a terrific yarn, the quirky central performances won't garner any Oscar attention, I wouldn't think. Guy Pearce's dandy/fop take on Charlie Rakes is highly stylised and amusing before he just becomes a plain horrible character. Tom Hardy's take on Forrest Bondurant incorporates many big cat like purrs, which also amuse.
Set in America's South, you mostly hear Southern drawls, so if Cave's screenplay is any good, you will miss a chunk of it unless you can decipher the more unintelligible dialogue in this movie.which I couldn't, but I understood enough of it not to lose the plot. Early on in the film, the reality of life in the South is not elided.you will see signs of racial segregation.literally. Even though this movie doesn't have a lot of violence in it, when it does occur, it is bloody and horrific.both in what you actually see happen and the horrific implied violence which you do not see.except for the aftermath. These moments can be very confronting.it's horror movie territory. Since the movie is based on a book by a member of the Bondurant family, you have to wonder how much is fictionalised in order to paint the clan in a positive light.
Watching the end of the movie, concerning a final confrontation with Charlie Rakes, you have to wonder if it really happened that way. Whilst not a 'chick flick', there are some romantic moments. There's a little bit of comedy too.I'm not sure if Pearce's and Hardy's performances are deliberately amusing, but apart from that aspect, there are some other amusing moments in the movie.
I also liked the singing you first hear when Jack enters a church to be close to a woman he fancies (Australian actress Mia Wasikowska. There is a big Australian contingent in this movie.
I did see Noah Taylor in the credits but don't remember seeing him in the movie). Apparently this movie has things in common with Cave's original screenplay for the Australian movie 'The proposition'. I haven't seen that movie but if you like either movie, it might pay to check out the other if you haven't seen it. I could see this movie winning an Oscar for best picture or adapted screenplay.
A ripping yarn. Hold it everyone!
Don't be put off because this has Shia Le Beouf in it. Yes, some of you loath him for the Transformers movies, Indy 4 and plenty of other stuff. However, in this one he manages to find a good vehicle to change his tact.
We are in prohibition time, in the countryside in Virginia. The men are tough and they enforce their own law protecting their moonshine businesses.
However they aren't the cringing redneck cliche of many other films; this isn't Deliverance. This is a dark movie where it seems those outwith of the religious community live and survive by force.
In comes law enforcers from outside led by a sadistic sergeant, and we have an explosive mix. Again, don't get the wrong impression. This film isn't about gung-ho good v evil. This is a lot more.
Based on a true story (albeit likely taking big liberties with the truth), this is about the relationship of three brothers: two are ruthless whilst the third (Le Beouf) is weak. They look out for each other and that's the real nub. Action comes generally in short sharp moments, but thankfully doesn't detract from the rest of the movie. Surprisingly some great acting and great camera work. Personally, I enjoyed this very much.
Ending was the only bit I was disappointed with but rest was very good. Give it a try, you may be surprised with what you find. 'Lawless' is definitely a great film but there's something missing. The acting is really strong; Tom Hardy's performance is probably his best so far.
His voice is so different to his normal voice which really highlights how he has worked hard on his performance. I was really surprised by Shia LaBeouf's performance, he's never really impressed me but he gave a great performance here.
He really proved that he could do some proper acting in the future and hopefully move away from the 'Transformers' series. Mia Wasikowska and Jessica Chastain both perform well but their roles are wasted here. They have no real purpose in the film and are merely there as love interests. It wouldn't have been such an issue if they had gotten any actress for these roles but they instead chose two of the best rising stars with huge amounts of talent. Guy Pierce is outstanding here but his role becomes almost comical towards the end. He gives a great performance though and is quite disturbing.
Gary Oldman gives a really good performance but has only 5 minutes screen time! It seems like such a waste, it would have been interesting to see his character included in the plot a lot more. Overall this film was fantastic but there was a few things that director John Hillcoat could have improved that would have made this film truly brilliant, such as giving more characters some crucial screen time. The violence was not really an issue; I don't think it diverted the film away from anything which is good.
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It contained the right amount of violence for the film and shouldn't put anyone off from watching this. Reading the other reviews, I'm amused by the number of reviewers who don't have a clue about how southern rural hill people behave (and esp. Behaved back in the 1920s). They accuse Hardy, and to some extent LaBeouf, of bad acting because their characters are so laconic (that means they don't run off at the mouth a lot) and inward and don't wear every emotion on their sleeves.
Then they mightily praise Oldman and Pearce for great acting when they were, in fact, just playing northern urban gangsters who like to behave over the top-the very thing that disgusts southern sensibilities. The folks making those review comments have probably spent too much time watching movies based on comic books and not enough time with dramatic characters representing actual human beings. So don't pay attention to their noise. Instead, watch the flick.
I enjoyed it.
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