LAW ABIDING CITIZEN (2009) MOVIE REACTION/ REVIEW - HE WENT WAY TOO FAR! JAMIE FOXX | GERARD BUTLER

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• ED

  @edn · 4 months ago · pinned

  If you enjoyed this reaction come join me for my first time reaction to TRAINING DAY starring Denzel Washington &amp; Ethan Hawke!<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSyGHXEplK4">https://youtu.be/XSyGHXEplK4</a>

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• ST

  @stephanewillier9956 · 4 months ago

  Jamie fox was the villain in this movie and no one can convince me otherwise

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• FL

  @FlavorFandomFire25 · 4 months ago

  The chaos in Law Abiding Citizen doesn’t come from Clyde suddenly “going crazy.” It comes from a system that teaches him his life, his family, and his pain don’t matter. The moment Nick Rice shakes hands with the man who murdered Clyde’s wife and daughter, the movie makes its point: the system creates the monster long before Clyde ever does. Clyde’s violence is the reaction, not the origin. The real cause is a justice machine that cares more about its win‑loss record than the people it’s supposed to protect. Everything that follows—every explosion, every courtroom stunt, every body—traces back to that one betrayal. The film isn’t asking “Why did Clyde do this?” It’s asking “What did you expect him to become after you told him justice was negotiable?”

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• TH

  @thebackyardbear · 4 months ago

  Nah... I was with Butler ALL THE WAY. &nbsp;I wanted him to escape. &nbsp;I wanted Foxx to suffer and lose completely.

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• CF

  @cfhfan2000 · 4 months ago

  The bad guy doesn’t actually die in the end of this movie…..<br>The bad guy was played by Jaime Foxx

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• TH

  @thenotown775 · 4 months ago

  Gerard Butler is 300, Russel Crowe is Gladiator.

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• TH

  @Thefundraiser96 · 4 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFD4dfwceoI&amp;t=1840">30:40</a> nah he cared more about his conviction rate rather than actual justice that&apos;s why he sent the tap to him.

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• CA

  @candicebatton2732 · 4 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFD4dfwceoI&amp;t=90">1:30</a> “a whole nother white man” had me rolling 😂😂😂

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• TA

  @tavarisp452 · 4 months ago (edited)

  When Clyde referred to von Clausewitz he’s referring to Carl von Clausewitz who a famous military theorist. He wrote a book called On War. In it he talks about how conflicts can escalate beyond their original limited goals. <br><br>So in this case Clyde started out wanting the guys who harmed his family. But then it escalated to everyone

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• FL

  @FlavorFandomFire25 · 4 months ago

  The ending could’ve hit way harder if it actually respected the characters it built. Clyde shouldn’t have gone out because he “got outsmarted.” That never matched the man we watched dismantle the entire justice system with precision. A cleaner ending is one where Clyde chooses how it ends, not because he’s cornered, but because he’s satisfied that Nick finally understands what he’s been screaming the whole movie: the system is broken because the people inside it treat justice like a negotiation. If Nick had shown real growth—real accountability—Clyde dying on his own terms would’ve felt like a statement instead of a plot convenience. The film set up a war between a man betrayed by the system and the system that betrayed him; the ending should’ve closed that loop with intention, not a rushed twist.

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• KE

  @kenyattacoleman7284 · 4 months ago (edited)

  he&apos;s a thinker. he&apos;s not a fighter. and that&apos;s why he developed this whole plan over the next 10 years.

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• TH

  @THEbeautifuLIE · 4 months ago

  Brother Addison, <br>Have you seen <i><b>”John Wick”</b></i><b></b> by any chance? <br><br>If you’ll remember: he was the greatest, most tenacious, efficient &amp; effective assassin on the planet. He, single-handedly, brought the most powerful syndicate to it’s knees &amp; waged war against many of it’s most powerful members for revenge of what ONE of them did in ONE evening. “He killed 3 men in a bar with a pencil”. . .&amp; even <i><b>HE</b></i><b></b> got caught off guard IN HIS OWN HOME &amp; nearly beaten to death - couldn’t even keep his dog from being killed, 1 of his cars incapacitated &amp; the other stolen. <br><br>I think you need to offer Clyde a good bit more grace for not being able to protect his family in that moment. Just a thought, brother. . .

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