The Gunman (2004)Austin Police Detective Ben Simms searches for justice. Director:Daniel MillicanWriter:Daniel Millican |
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The Gunman (2004)Austin Police Detective Ben Simms searches for justice. Director:Daniel MillicanWriter:Daniel Millican |
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MacGruder
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Hannah Nicolas | ... |
Tina Wesson
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Cassie Simms
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Ben Simms
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Lori Simms
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Eve Richards
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Scott Sherwin
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Roland
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John Cutter
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Hugh Hunt | ... |
Man on Television
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Jean Livengood | ... |
Woman on Television
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Grace Hanna | ... |
Shelly
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Reporter
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Officer Bradley
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Claude Sweeney
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When Detective Ben Simm's wife is killed, he has to learn to be both father and mother to his little girl while searching for a Vigilante that has his own sense of justice. Written by Anonymous
This was an awesome movie that was well-acted. Sean Patrick Flanery was a great choice for the lead character, having done other vengeance-related movies (Boondock Saints). The soundtrack to this film was really good. Especially the use of Skillet's "Will You Be There" in the dramatic scene. I'm not too sure about the film's rating of "R" because it has a great spiritual message that should be seen by teens. Also, it is obvious that the intentions of the filmmakers are to get a specific message about human vengeance across to the viewers of this film. Granted, the subject matter of vengeance against pedophiles isn't exactly kiddie material, but it should be at least PG-13. I really enjoyed this movie and can't wait to see other releases from Serendipitous Films.