In a story of how one man’s rage can solve a lot of problems, Walking Tall presents the potential vileness of legalized gambling, especially when it’s not tightly controlled. The hero has some outstanding qualities, but it’s his uncontrolled anger that drives him. At one point, the hero pulls his gun out of a locked cabinet, ignores his father’s warnings against violent action, and rushes to the casino in a destructive mood. The movie presents a moral sense of right and wrong, but it is incased in extreme violence, foul language and skimpily clad women, making Walking Tall not a family-friendly film.
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