Hollywood Reporter Film
The Weinstein Company John Hillcoat's bootlegger film starring Shia LaBeouf and Tom Hardy satisfies some critics, but leaves others thirsty for more. John Hillcoat 's new movie, Lawless, which is based on a true-story novel The Wettest County in the...
E! Online
He goes from from a dusty country bumpkin to a high-stylin' gangster in three-piece suits, neckties and tweedy newsboy caps. "It's almost very Tom Ford-like," LaBeouf tells us of his impressive Lawless threads. "A little dirtier.
ABC 7
I became very, very vain about size," he said. "I became goal-oriented with my body, which is vanity and that creates like megalomania, which is disgusting...The film, which the actor calls a "family movie," is set in Virginia during the Prohibition...
USA Today
But that hardly makes the Prohibition-era story of a trio of bootlegging brothers feel authentic. Anachronistic moments, stilted dialogue and formulaic characters hamper this intermittently involving tale, written by musician/writer Nick Cave and...
San Jose Mercury News
There's a have-your-cake-and-eat-it quality about tales of outlaws at the end of their crooked road. We get the atavistic thrill of identifying with the powerful men committing murder, mayhem and violent robbery, then the pious satisfaction of seeing...
Fox News
FoxNews.com Bootleggers, gangsters, damsels in distress and a corrupt American Dream are given a fiery and violent swig of gritty moonshine in John Hillcoat and Nick Cave's cracking Lawless. Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy and Jason Clarke play the infamous...