Jude Law impresses as an FBI agent on the trail of murderous bank robbers, bomb-builders and counterfeiters, examining the bleakest aspects of criminality. This tense police procedural, anchored by an unrecognisably dishevelled Jude Law, was adapted by the screenwriter Zach Baylin. The Order follows the investigation into a white-supremacist terrorist group that robbed banks and stole $3.6 million in the early 1980s to fund a race war.
The Order review: This taut, gritty white-supremacist thriller could pass for a rediscovered early-1970s classic
‘When these women left home there were rumours that they were sent to Europe to be concubines for black soldiers’ Polygamy is part of Mathews’s plan to propagate the US with neo-Nazis. His heated exchange with the sinister, preacher-like Richard Butler , the founder of the Aryan Nations, marks Mathews as an extremist even within white-nationalist circles.
Adam Arkapaw’s dynamic cinematography, the pulsing electronica of the director’s regular composer Jed Kurzel, and a snarling script make for a taut and gritty thriller that could pass for a moody, rediscovered early-1970s classic originally shot sometime between The French Connection and Death Wish.Sonic the Hedgehog 3 review: A hunk of good honest rubbish for the festive season
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