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"Lakeview Terrace:" Samuel L. Jackson proves

Posted by tinear on September 30, 2008 at 14:18:49:
once again he's one of our best actors.
It's a pretty dumb film, yes, but the director was smart enough to give Sam lots of room and stay out of the way.
He goes from mildly concerned, to jealous, to upset, to pissed, to enraged, to.... well, see it.
A widowed African-American cop with two young children becomes obssessed with an amorous, recently maried mixed-race couple who move in next door.