Seeking Justice (2011)
After his wife is assaulted, a husband enlists the services of a vigilante group to help him settle the score.
Seeking Justice (2011)
Information
Released Year: 2011
Runtime: 105 minutes
Directors: Roger Donaldson
Casts: Alexander Asefa, Nicolas Cage, Brett Rice, Mike Pniewski, Joe Chrest, January Jones, Jennifer Carpenter, Guy Pearce, Xander Berkeley, David Jensen, IronE Singleton, Alex Van, Harold Perrineau, Kenneth Brown Jr., John McConnell, Dane Rhodes, Wayne Pére, Donna DuPlantier, Donna DuPlantier, Cullen Moss, Matthew Posey, Marcus Lyle Brown, Dikran Tulaine, Demetrius Bridges, Bernard Johnson, Jason Davis, Brett Gentile, Sharon Landry, Asif Taj, Anthony Michael Frederick, Rey Hernandez, Thomas Tah Hyde III, Kathleen Wilhoite, J. Omar Castro
IMDB: Seeking Justice (2011)
Storyline
After his wife is assaulted, a husband enlists the services of a vigilante group to help him settle the score.
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Reviews
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Observer -
Seeking Justice is an intense thriller so full of shocks it keeps you wired from start to finish.
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Village Voice -
Seeking Justice is the kind of effective middle-range pulp thriller that has lately become an endangered species.
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Miami Herald -
Eventually, though, Seeking Justice devolves into the usual business of chases and elaborate double-crosses that leave behind all vestiges of realism for the sake of popcorn thrills.
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Empire -
An unsuspenseful thriller with shades of "Death Wish." Nicolas Cage's return to New Orleans doesn't even have a hallucinatory iguana to recommend it.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Neither the script's conspiracies nor Nicolas Cage's performance is weird enough to trump the film's generic feel.
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