When done well, I tend to like movies with immoral characters at the center. These types of movies force you to hold up a mirror and assess your own moral code, while the movie takes care of critiquing the morality of the characters. This can lead to fascinating examinations, especially when there’s a level of justification in the character’s behavior, some sympathy for their situation, or arguable gray area in their ethics. Lolita has none of this. No gray area,…