I'm no fan of LaBeouf – he reminds me of a greasy Screech from Saved by the Bell too much – but he's actually pretty good here, and he fits the role very well a nice casting choice.
Instead, we're given lots of moments with Shia LaBeouf, playing a cowardly younger brother who must learn to stand on his own two feet as the story progresses. I mean, do any of the viewers really want to watch the romantic nonsense with Mia Wasikowska and Jessica Chastain? Both characters are redundant and slow the film down whenever they appear, whilst Gary Oldman is almost entirely wasted as a big-city gangster, limited to just one decent scene. The story should be involving and engaging throughout, but there are weak spots that scupper its chances. The problem lies with Nick Cave's script, which has all the right ingredients – but in the wrong order. Unfortunately, though, while this film is perfectly entertaining, it never reaches what I can term 'classic' status. All the elements are in place: stars playing at the top of their game, a fine eye for authentic detail, a story ripe for exploitation, lots of well-directed gritty violence and a real sense of menace and danger. LAWLESS, another period drama from John Hillcoat (following his excellent Australian western, THE PROPOSITION) has the potential for real greatness. The recreation of Prohbition era rural Virginia is well done. This is based on a novelization of some real incidents by a descendant of the Bondurant family. Both LaBoeuf and Pearce deliver some standout performances in Lawless. But when a young mountain kid Dane DeHaan is murdered by Pearce that gets a war started. In fact his weakness is the cause of a lot of problems. LaBoeuf has a lot of trouble living up to the legend his brothers have created. That would be the Bondurants and we have the makings of an old fashioned mountain feud brewing. Tolin is one of those and he has a special deputy in Guy Pearce ready to enforce the law and those who don't bribe. An idea like Prohibition is sure to bring out the corruption in many who see it as a way to take bribes. What the Bondurants have to deal with is law enforcement which is in the form of a corrupt District Attorney Tim Tolin. A good lesson for those who think regulation of one's personal behavior is a desired thing. We actually amended our constitution so that we could regulate morals. One of the most colossal pieces of stupidity that America ever indulged in was Prohibition. Before World War I the Bondurants made a good living selling moonshine, but now Prohibition has arrived and there are new problems on the horizon for those in that business.
In such a case, if you have a list of unicode strings, you must write key=unicode.lower instead of key= is the story of the three Bondurant brothers from Franklin County, Virginia, Tom Hardy, Jason Clarke, and the runt of the litter Shia LaBoeuf. However, if you still need to work with Python 2, then you might deal with unicode strings which have the data type unicode in Python 2, and not str. Please note: If you work with Python 3, then str is the correct data type for every string that contains human-readable text. In : sorted(lst, key=str.lower, reverse=True) You can also sort the list in reverse order by doing this: In : sorted(lst, reverse=True) If you want to sort them independently, do this: In : sorted(lst, key=str.lower)
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