Outlaw

Not as good as it should or could of been.

Like British Death Wish without Bronson's charm - even though instead of one vigilante, it has a whole gang. Not enough chav-punishing or gritty violent in general.

Slow and rambling. Really needed more beating up scrotes.

Outlaw is my least favourite of Nick Love's films, but there's still enjoyment to be had here. Nick Love on a third occasion now manages to get a performance out of Danny Dyer and Sean Bean is as reliable as ever and I'd welcome more roles like this from him. And the involvement of the great Bob Hoskins is a good enough reason alone to watch this film. This probably falls somewhere in between 'Fight Club' & 'Death Wish'. Albeit Outlaw isn't as good as either of those notable comparisons.

Revenge movie A-Team with a nod to Fight Club and a wobbly, wobbly camera. Characters underwritten and plot slightly too silly to fit with it's gritty and realistic (Harry Brown) violence. Can't quite recommend unless you really like vigilante films.

Better watch Boondock guys ninth time..

It has a good start but the crime-killing is not as much as I would like to have seen. The ending makes up for this though. A very nice modern look on taking right into your own hands.

British movie kind of like fightclub, but nothing near as good ;)

Passes the time.

Loved the premise of this movie. A few tainted men, wronged by above-the-law criminals, set out to sprinkle their own justice. The movie starts falling apart with too much in-fighting, and self doubt. What could have been an entertaining clear cut vigelante fest, becomes something else that went above my head. Too much realism maybe, to be entertaining; and an unsatisfying ending.

Bad film that has an absolutely hilarious commentary track with director Nick Love and actor Danny Dyer slag off the critics who were justified in the hatred of this dumb, nativist Michael winner- wannabe "death wish" ripoff. Look for it on YouTube, it's fucking hilarious. The best type of accidental comedy in years. 30 film the piece-of-shit film, 80 for the comedy value of the commentary.