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And this one is probably the best of the bad. Actually, it's not bad, not bad at all.

Basically, there are only two characters in the movie. Some people might call this a slow burn, but actually I liked the sort of mundane actions of the protagonist that are allowed to unfold.

You see him get up, make coffee, looking at pictures of his wife and son, getting his coffee and he's about to leave the house.

Now for me this set up a lot about who this man is. He's very neat. He's very methodical. There's nothing out of place about his person or is home. Kudos to the director about giving us some insight into the character without a whole lot of exposition.

I thought both actors did their parts really well. They held my attention. And I really wanted to know why this guy was doing what he was doing. At first you think he's doing it because he's a cop and he hates all criminals. But the reality is it seems like he actually was a good cop that found or thought he could find in all people some redeeming qualities about them

So what went wrong? Well, we find out in the last few moments of the film. One of the reviews on here said that they was no twist or there was no redemption at the end of the film. I thought there was.

Anyway I would recommend this film not the best but worth watching.

And by slow burn, I mean putting your pan of water on the lowest heat and waiting for it to boil.

Not much happened in this movie, and probably could have been done in 45 minutes tops. You think there'll be a twist, a reveal, or at least something, but there just isn't.

Cop is just crazy, I thought we might get something redeeming out of this movie, but we don't. Guy loses his kid, and from the way he was talking, just starts murdering anybody who isn't a squeaky clean law abiding citizen, because apparently they'll end up kidnappers, rapists and killers.

I don't know. I hated it. The end just seemed super unnecessary. Maybe I'm just not deep enough.

Oh also, the F word, at least 500 times. I don't mind cussing at all, but when it's literally every other word for the entire movie... it's just annoying and ridiculous.