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  • The Last Stand (R)

    South Korean director Kim Jee-Woon (I Saw the Devil, A Tale of Two Sisters) makes his first Hollywood actioner, having good fun with such American iconography as the Arizona desert, oversized guns, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. more...
  • Law Abiding Citizen (R)

    Generally I don’t mind a little recreational fascism as long as it’s deep-fried in savory violent vengeance, but this overwrought mess gives vigilantism a bad name. more...
  • Lawless (R)

    John Hillcoat burst onto American screens with his Australian spaghetti western The Proposition (2005), directing a screenplay by rocker Nick Cave, then graduated to a bleak and punishing "prestige" adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road. more...
  • Loophole (NR)

    In 1954 Harold Schuster directed this noir in which a bank clerk is accused of embezzlement and hounded by a relentless cop. more...
  • Man on a Ledge (PG-13)

    Asger Leth, best known for the political documentary Ghosts of Cité Soleil (2006), isn't someone I expected to revive the taut, unpretentious crime filmmaking that flourished in 1950s Hollywood, but this noirish thriller is as self-knowingly ludicrous and thoroughly enjoyable as Fritz Lang's Beyond a Reasonable Doubt or While the City Sleeps. more...
  • Manhattan Melodrama (NR)

    This 1934 feature was the last movie John Dillinger saw before being gunned down outside the Biograph, and he might have had better luck on both counts. more...