Nothing special here. You would think when a film company manages to get John Travolta to agree to be the star of a vigilante film, that they'd want to go for broke. Make it something over the top. Make it something that people are going to want to talk about. But, I guess there has to be a screenwriter and they're stuck with whatever that script says. Oh well. This is just a ho-hum tale with nothing going for it. The acting is just adequate, the plot is less than thin, the action is TV-ish and there's nothing remarkable about it. It's not total crap. You're not going to waste your dollar if you rent it in the Redbox or watch it on Netflix. But after John Travolta's stellar performance in The People vs. OJ Simpson, I just expected more than this lazy little done-before excuse for a motion picture.
Review of I Am Wrath
