Outlaw

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London: present day. In lawless streets the guilty are left unhindered to go about their business. Returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, former paratrooper Bryant is appalled by what he sees in a country he no longer recognizes. Determined to do something about it, he assembles a group of like minded souls who resolve to restore the balance between right and wrong, good and evil--enforcing justice with a brutality to match that of the once unpunished, unsuspecting wrongdoers. But when the law of the land is co-opted in this way, who decides when enough is enough?

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Cast

Sean Bean
as Bryant
Danny Dyer
as Gene Dekker
Lennie James
as Cedric Munroe
Rupert Friend
as Sandy
Sean Harris
as Simon Hillier
Bob Hoskins
as Walter Lewis
Allan Aldred
as Publican
Rob Fry
as Terence Manning
Joe Jackson
as Subaru Kid
Sally Bretton
as Kelly
Amelda Brown
as Sandra
Andrew Parfitt
as Frank Lordish
Igor Breakenback
as Subaru Kid
John Standing
as Capt. Mardel
James Farrell
as Subaru Kid
Ian Calver
as Stag
Michael Culkin
as Barrister
Emily Maitlis
as Herself
Evelyn Duah
as Marcia
Sonic Rainer
as Big Kid
Shane Reese
as Kid
Duncan Hannah
as Sal
Jack Ellis
as Kelly's Father
Ethan Wilson
as Kid
Rory Pettyjohns
as Kid
Stephen Humby
as Dave
Dave Legeno
as Walter
Kate Lewington
as Bryant's Wife
Bashkim Latifi
as Wife's New Man
Olivia Lumley
as Lucy
Paul McNeilly
as Danny
Georgina Bowman
as Radio Reporter
George Anton
as Grieves
Jason Maza
as Spam
Ben Morris
as Publican
Andy Parfitt
as Frank
Ryan Gage
as Manning's Lawer
Marc Highcazony
as Junction Attacker
Pascoe Willis
as Junction Attacker
Budgie Burgess
as Intruder
Brian Morgan
as Surgeon
Daniel Naylor
as Bully in Pub
Simon Naylor
as Bully in Pub
Paul Stokes
as Bully in Pub
Larry David
as Preacher
Tom White
as Tommy White
David Weare
as Dealer
Dominic Young
as Dealer
Andrew Clover
as David Lacombe
Daryn Soards
as Hawkes
Darrell M. Heath
as Shopkeeper
Rohan Siva
as Reporter
Mike Burnside
as Father Lee
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Audience Reviews for Outlaw

½

British film that basically brings to light what state the country is in these days, how law abiding citizens seem to be let down or failed by the system whilst criminals appear to roam free with little fear of severe punishment. Its a sad fact that the film is pretty accurate with the type violence and youth gang/hoodie culture that this country suffers and the plot behind a small group of men who become vigilantes against the crime is a very satisfying one. The cast is abit mismatched here for my liking really, Bean is perfect for the role with his butch South Yorkshire, manly, grizzled features and heavy accent but other members of the small gang are less effective and not as believeable despite the fact they are suppose to be weak. Dyer is a totally wrong choice in my opinion as he should be hosting something like 'Big Brother' or whatever, simply not good enough even for this small film. In general the film is very engaging and keeps you stuck to the screen wanting to see the bad guys get battered, its this primal vengeance that most English people will feel when watching this film as we all know exactly what its like and what is going on in our city streets everyday and this film exposes and bleeds that fact. Problem is the film loses its stride as things progress more towards major drug dealers and then towards the end gets abit silly with out of hand gun battles against police. Its a shame because you really don't wanna see the good guys get involved against the police, you wanna see them kicking hoodie ass and getting away :)

Phil Hubbs
Phil Hubbs

Super Reviewer

Excellent Film with Sean Bean making the most of his tough guy image. Sean Harris also adds well as the semi psycho whose ending is interesting. A international host of stars in this one of which this movie did not show well in the US, only to our lose. Film is about a group of people who are wronged by the lawless system of England or just wronged by teenage gangs. So they take law in there own hands, which makes for a 5 star movie.

Bruce Bruce
Bruce Bruce

Super Reviewer

Self Justice or vengeance( if you prefer) ended up in Disaster. Great acting, but the plot could have been a tiny bit better. I have to say Sean Bean was Brilliant in his role.

Wahida K
Wahida K

Super Reviewer

½

This is a very good film, quite violent and gritty with a strong cast. Fed up with the soft treatment of criminals and thugs in England, a group forms to administer their own justice. A very relevant subject at the present time as a gang culture seems to be on the rise in England. Although the films deals with getting back at those directly linked to the characters in the film, rather than random people. Everyone will have a view on this. Maybe it could have been done slightly better, they storyline wavers a little in the middle. However it will provoke a reaction from everyone.

Dean King
Dean King

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