It took a while for the nice people here at MttG to get this review out to you due to the torrent of reviews that have flooded into them since initiating this feature. This review has been sitting here for a while now, but I’ve decided to have them push it out now for one very simple reason. Michale Caine picked up a lifetime achievement award at the British Independent Film Awards last weekend. He has starred in two independent, British films this year. The first was Is Anybody There (Currently on DVD) and the other is the subject of this review, Harry Brown. Harry Brown recently left the cinemas, but to honour Sir Michael, and prep you for the inevitable DVD, here is my review of Harry Brown.
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It is almost a crime to find problems with films starring Michael Caine. He has proven, over a long and varied career, that he can bring parts to life, and he shows no signs of stopping as his time on-screen is, by his own admission, approaching its end. His latest film is Harry Brown, and whilst it is a very good film, I do have a bit of a problem.
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