Deadly Justice

When her assistant called Brian Krause character a good looking catch, well that just showed exactly the obvious weaknesses of this entire movie. The dude looks like 2,500 miles of bad roadway that's not up for repairs anytime in this century.

Add to that the extremely bad acting by all of these so-called thespians, who need to keep their day jobs. I couldn't see her going on a first date with the chimpanzee looking knuckle dragger. And I thought that those 70's Italian movies cornered the market on ugly leading men. Seems that this casting director wants to take that crown away from them in just one outing.

Trust the other three reviewers and skip this abomination altogether.

Im not a professional reviewer, but I took the time to watch this as it showed a 7.2 star rating, but after watching, it is obvious how fresh the actors are, some parts are very poorly acted, it's an ok story, but easy to fiqure out the end. It is no way near worth a 7star rating, id say 4star only. They need to show more realistic emotion, some is just really unbelievable. If it wasn't for such a high rating, I wouldn't give mine, but seriously this is a beginners type movie, with fresh actors that need a bit more experience, at times I was laughing due to the way some of them acted. Not realistic at all.

This movie lacks lustre, the acting is bad enough let alone the script. It's meant to be a thriller, the only thrilling thing about this film is waiting for it to end.

The lack of feeling from the actors needs to be addressed, the tone alone is monotone, no emotion whatsoever.

I would love to know who would score this above a 3 and that's being generous, I'm sure it's the cast that have been told that's a requirement. It is also very hard to give you a nice review on something that is just so boring.

When the actors are angry, the sound lazy, when they're emotional, they sound lazy and so forth.

This thriller suffers from a poorly written script, making the plot highly predictable. The lack of effort in the screenplay is noticeable, and the film's disconnect from real-world crime investigation is apparent. Most of the cast delivers subpar performances, with the exception of Kelly Sullivan, who stands out a bit. It feels like minimal effort was put into bringing the characters to life. However, given that this is the director's debut, I hope she invests more time in developing stronger screenplays and focuses on better casting choices in future projects.

Predictable thriller with weak script and casting.