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Death Sentence is a gritty throwback to the films of the Seventies like Death Wish, and it has you rooting all the way for this ordinary man to dish out his own brand of justice.

Misses at every opportunity.

Costner is running on empty.

Mushy as a melted doughnut and so absurd it's cute.

What's remarkable about Crowe's cinematic high-point is how he achieves conventional things in unconventional ways.

This high-speed dash through the story, gets away with some of its failings thanks to its sheer velocity but it just as often hurtles past what could be a poignant moment, when you wish Williamson would just take a breath.

Never forgets to keep its emphasis on fun

Dennie Gordon's 2003 version resurrects the worst aspects of English class snobbery in a film that makes you squirm with embarrassment.