An essay on revenge. I come from the days of 'Death Wish'-type revenge movies...and root for the person that was wronged, supporting their actions. This movie combines raw emotionalism, highlighting what one does in the name of 'love'...particularly (but not exclusively) the love of a father for a son. To those that said this was boring or slow, or faulting characters for acting contrary to how they would act in a similar situation, 1) This film will appeal to those that want to delve into a story, not just non-stop action and 2) the protagonist was easily in his 50s...what is 'normal' behavior for a Millennial, may be foreign to a Boomer.
