My Google Latin didn't come out as expected, but at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter, id quod est.
Vindicta feels like a meld of a couple of other movies, without their budget, Daredevil (2003) and Elektra (2005) come to mind, as somebody else stated in these reviews. It does seem to be a bit of a mash, parts were good, others not. Writers Ian Neligh and Steven Paul were possibly not on the same page. That's just my opinion though.
Elena Kampouris was, I felt, miscast in this role, although she did have some credible parts in this movie.
David (Daniel Cudmore) wore this mask that only had two small holes for his eyes. His peripheral vision must have been crap and wouldn't have helped him on his killing spree.
Jeremy Piven was in this, and that's all I have to say about it, that's how impactful his presence was.
Anyway, overall, Vindicta had a chance to be good, but all it managed was average. I would recommend this, but with the above warnings.
Vindicta feels like a meld of a couple of other movies, without their budget, Daredevil (2003) and Elektra (2005) come to mind, as somebody else stated in these reviews. It does seem to be a bit of a mash, parts were good, others not. Writers Ian Neligh and Steven Paul were possibly not on the same page. That's just my opinion though.
Elena Kampouris was, I felt, miscast in this role, although she did have some credible parts in this movie.
David (Daniel Cudmore) wore this mask that only had two small holes for his eyes. His peripheral vision must have been crap and wouldn't have helped him on his killing spree.
Jeremy Piven was in this, and that's all I have to say about it, that's how impactful his presence was.
Anyway, overall, Vindicta had a chance to be good, but all it managed was average. I would recommend this, but with the above warnings.