One Line Review: Harry Brown at Zoomtard

One Line Review: Harry Brown

0 Comments Published November 9th, 2009 in Uncategorized.

Actually beautifully and elegantly directed, gratuitously violent movie that tells us our scummy young hoodies were failed by their morally vapid parents and our only hope is in the form of the Greatest Generations’ superior ability for violence.

Your Correspondent, The court is adjourned

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