#Jamie foxx law abiding citizen ending serial

So,he made the deal,only caring about his 99. The guy who Jamie Foxx played should have died,because he made the deal early considering all he cared about was winning the case. Posted by G1027 - Tuesday, November 03rd, 2009. Rice must find a way to put a stop to all of this before Shelton kills again. Law abiding citizen I agree &tridot Report. they give up on thinking and just give a awful mistake plagued ending. Meanwhile, bombs begin going off all over the city, killing law enforcement officials, lawyers, and judges. Rent Law Abiding Citizen (2009) starring Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler on DVD and.

#Jamie foxx law abiding citizen ending serial

Shelton is put in jail for contempt of court, and he murders his cellmate with a bone from his steak dinner, landing him in solitary confinement. Jamie Foxx in 'Law Abiding Citizen.' 'Law Abiding Citizen' is a taut thriller about a serial killer in reverse: Hes already in prison when he commits all but one of his many murders, and in solitary for most of that time. In court, Shelton successfully gets bail, but he takes the opportunity to scream at the judge for letting murderers get bail so easily. However, when Shelton sends a videotape to Rice's daughter showing his slow and gory murder of Darby, Rice is no longer willing to cut any deals or let him walk. We could spend a whole year, spend millions of dollars, and both of them could end up going free. The police arrest Shelton, but Shelton points out to Rice that there is no evidence that he did anything wrong. Law Abiding Citizen starts off promisingly enough in Death Wish mode, but once it enters Saw territory, things get really, really dumb, with Sheltons meticulous planning meaning that he can carry out his revenge even from inside a prison cell, having somehow predicted the every move of legal eagle Nick Rice (Jamie Foxx) and his Department of Justice colleagues. Law Abiding Citizen (2009) Jamie Foxx as Nick Rice. Shelton paralyzes Darby and slowly pulls him apart, piece by piece, as revenge. Darby is warned the cops are after him, and when he goes into hiding, Shelton is waiting for him. The evidence points to Darby having tortured his friend in this manner, and they go to pick him up. A decade later, Ames is put to death, but instead of the usual painless execution, the drug has been altered somehow and he dies in a most painful way. Shelton is furious, as he knows this will allow the real murderer to go free, and he loses all faith in the justice system as a result. Darby, however, is happy to cut a deal, so he gets a reduced sentence while Ames gets the death penalty. The lawyer, Nick Rice, tries to get Ames to squeal on Darby, but Ames won't do it.

When captured, the DNA evidence isn't strong enough to convict them both, and Shelton's testimony isn't deemed strong enough evidence to get the job done. Darby murders Shelton's wife and daughter right before his eyes.

Clyde Shelton is an average father when his home is invaded by two criminals, Ames and Darby.