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Title: Seeking Justice (2011)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Nicolas Cage | ... | Will Gerard | |
| January Jones | ... | Laura Gerard | |
| Guy Pearce | ... | Simon | |
| Harold Perrineau | ... | Jimmy | |
| Jennifer Carpenter | ... | Trudy | |
| Irone Singleton | ... | Scar | |
| Wayne Pére | ... | Cancer (as Wayne Pere) | |
| Xander Berkeley | ... | Lieutenant Durgan | |
| Marcus Lyle Brown | ... | Detective Green | |
| Dikran Tulaine | ... | Sideburns | |
| Joe Chrest | ... | Detective Rudeski | |
| Demetrius Bridges | ... | Edwin | |
| Jason Davis | ... | Alan Marsh | |
| Brett Gentile | ... | Bourdette | |
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Renwick D. Scott II | ... | Kid 1 (as Renwick Dwight Scott) |
In New Orleans, English teacher of the high school Rampart High, Will Gerard, and his wife, musician Laura Gerard, are in love with each other. One night, Laura leaves a rehearsal and is assaulted, while Will is playing chess with his friend Jimmy. Will is visiting her in hospital when, out of the blue, a stranger named Simon tells him that he belongs to an organization of vigilantes and offers to eliminate the assailant. In return, the organisation would want a favor from Will in the future. Will agrees, and the criminal is murdered. Six months later, Simon collects his debt with Will. He demands that Will kill Alan Marsh, a pedophile. Will accidentally kills Alan and soon he learns that the victim was an awarded journalist that was investigating the organization. Now he seeks evidences to prove his innocence but the network of the organization is powerful and is seeking Will out to eliminate him. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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After his wife (January Jones) is assaulted, a husband (Nic Cage) enlists the services of a vigilante group to help him settle the score. Then he discovers they want a "favor" from him in return.
This is neither Cage's best film or his worst. It is also not his best hair, or his worst. In fact, I may have to give Cage some credit... his acting was far better than this film ended up calling for.
Not that the movie is all bad. Had it been a novel, it would have been a best-selling thriller. But it sort of crumbles as a film for one reason: plot holes. Simon and his cronies are just too powerful, know too much, too soon. It is not adequately explained, and the logical answers that the audience might dream up without evidence only leads to an even wilder conspiracy... in short, try not to think too much while watching this.
The action is good, the humor is decent, and the suspense is top notch -- it is the most tension you will ever feel while watching a man buy a candy bar. But it just does not add up. Good acting, good action and suspense do not make a movie if the story itself is not complete. In short, this film's biggest problem is the lack of a script doctor. A few tweaks, a tightening of events, this could have been a blockbuster and demanded a franchise or sequel.