Lawless

[blackeagle603]

Saw it tonight. Not sure how much longer it will have in theaters. Good flick. Good cast. Good period imagery of life, attire, autos, firearms w/out getting all cheesy with sephia toned film effects.

Anyone else seen it? Impressions?

[staylor]

I have a hard time believing that Shia Laboeuf can be in a film without ruining it.

He actually works in this role (the overeager yet rather inept youngest brother). I thought the movie was rather good (though to be honest I was expecting more violence, not that there was not plenty, I had just been lead to believe that there was a scene on par with the opening scene of Saving Private Ryan but there just wasn't, then again that would have been wierd to have in a move set in the 1920's, but what about Al Capone riding a mechanical dragon with Tommy guns for claws fighting Zepplins from Japan.... wait... what was I talking about?).

[Jericho941]

but what about Al Capone riding a mechanical dragon with Tommy guns for claws fighting Zepplins from Japan.... wait... what was I talking about?).

Either "sucker punch" or something written by Larry Correia.

Haha. At least the latter won't try and pretend that you're an asshole for enjoying what he's serving up.

[Yogimus]

Labuffy was decent in constantine. Well, he didn't RUIN it.

[Yogimus]

The film, on its own, was pretty good, in my opinion.