Due Justice

As bad as it gets. Disjointed, amateur actors, non existent script. Flips around to different time periods. So confusing and silly. The casting is just so bizarre. It's so bad it's surreal. The detective on the case is so poorly cast. And you will have no idea what he's doing. It's difficult to find the number of pejoratives I need to fill this review and get it published. Nothing is clear as far as who the main characters are or why they do what they do. Most things they do are just to move the silly inconsequential plot along. Just so bad. I will say it's pretty well filmed which is a true waste of money and video tape. I really wonder what the producers were thinking in funding this nonsense. I also blame Comcast for streaming this junk. I think this review is long enough to get published. Yeah! Please do me a solid and don't watch this. Picking the lint out of your ear is far more exciting.

I love vigilante movies even mediocre ones but this was bargain basement. Only Jeff Fahey was passable.

There was ZERO ACTION in this, just exposition. It was 95 minutes bet felt longer than Gone With The Wind.

And Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite as a tough detective? Come on ... He was unwatchable. Jon Heder would have been more believable.

How a no talent hack like Lutz has a career is beyond me. He is an embarrassment in everything he is in. I'd rather watch that awful Hercules movie he was in than this POS. He speaks in a monotone throughout the entire movie. This is bad even for a free Tubi movie.

They sort of explained the ending, but it was so blah and indefinite that it really did not seem like an ending.

There was lots of good violence and a semblance of a storyline. Decent way to kill some time, but not earth shattering.

It started with good character development on the main character and introduced his character flaw well. They did not spend a great deal of time on a well flushed out character background so I would say that the emphasis of this action movie was on the action. There were parts of the action that were unique which made that a bit more interesting. Had they spent just a little more effort on the ending it could have been a fair bit better.

Not really sure why it was so panned by others - yes it was not great but it was OK - story and characters seen a hundred times before, a few double takes on the script/plot but what the hell I have seen way worse movies with multi-million dollar budgets with much bigger holes in the plot, worse acting, worse lines - you name it.

Overall - same sort of plot/quality etc as the punisher/dark man (yes I know DM is a bit scifi but it is still essentially the same movie) both of which managed to gain over 6 ratings on imdb so really not sure why this was disliked so much - those two were much the same and even got follow up movies/TV series as well!

No pun intended - some things are past their time and prime ... just have run out of any validation of sort I reckon. On the other hand, if you are into low budget action movies and/or like one or more actors involved in this ... you may have other feelings than most that watched this. And I for one am happy for you.

That said, I can't concentrate on a "fringe" group, but have to decide what this means for a larger group of people. Even the ending that is quite cringe worthy ... well the end "confrontation" that is ... counter climactic ... and really not helping its own case at all. Acting is ok though ... which cannot be said about the paper thing story (and I may even adding layers here) ...