Three things: 1. Michael Caine gives an amazing performance. 2. Drug culture is not a laughing matter, even the light users could somehow be supporting gangs like these. 3. The music in this movie is great. Props to the music supervisor for a job well done. Things that take place in this movie are very messed up but I think everything that made me cringe is justified to get the message across. If you can stomach the violence and vulgarity it is definitely worth watching. Very worthwhile. It is a bit of a British Gran Torino but much more violent and much more real and gritty.
The Discordic Adventures of Fnord is just how it sounds. I’m a fan of the world of randomness. This blog of mine will be totally random. As my Netflix Queue has 500 movies in it you should expect many movie reviews, TV show reviews and recaps along with my insane ramblings. Sit back, grab some jelly beans and enjoy the show!
Demotivational Poster of the Day
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Harry Brown (2009)
When a crew of drug-dealing gang members takes the life of his only friend, Leonard (David Bradley), retired Marine and widower Harry Brown (Michael Caine) decides to take the law into his own hands -- but his old-school training might be overmatched. Helmed by first-time feature director Daniel Barber, this gritty vigilante thriller set in England also stars Emily Mortimer, Iain Glen, Jack O'Connell, Ben Drew, Joseph Gilgun and Liam Cunningham.
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