Richard’s Review: 3 ½ stars  It can be hard to work with family,
particularly when your brothers are trigger happy moonshiners.
In "Lawless," Shia LaBeouf is Jack Bondurant, the youngest, and
least experienced of the three outlaw brothers.  Based on the
memoir "The Wettest County in the World," "Lawless" takes place
in Franklin County, Virginia during Prohibition. The bootlegging
business is booming, run by hillbillies who'll sell to anyone
with a buck and a thirst. The most notorious are the Bondurants,
Forrest (Tom Hardy), Howard (Jason Clarke) and Jack (LaBeouf).
The older boys are hard as nails, reputed by the locals (and
themselves) to be indestructible. Jack is ambitious, but didn't
inherit his sibling’s way with a fist.  He soon learns to put up
or shut up when a corrupt lawman, Special Agent Charlie Rakes
(Guy Pearce), is imported from Chicago. Rakes wants a cut of the
profits and when the stubborn Bondurants refuse, a moonshine war
erupts. It's the hicks versus the city slickers, the battle of
outlaw