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Watch: Vendetta 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Special ops interrogation officer Jimmy Vickers tracks down a gang who slaughtered his parents. With police closing in & his old unit on his trail, he has to to evade capture long enough to complete his gruesome crusade..
Plot: Special ops interrogation officer Jimmy Vickers (Danny Dyer) tracks down a gang who slaughtered his parents while at the same time avoiding being tracked down by his old unit and the cops. With police closing in and his old unit on his trail, he has to evade capture long enough to complete his gruesome crusade.
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Ratings:

	5.8/10 Votes: 4,119
	17% | RottenTomatoes
	N/A | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 53 Popularity: 11.372 | TMDB

Reviews:

Better than Dyer’s Outlaw, but not as good as I’d hoped
VENDETTA is a British vigilante movie in which an ordinary guy is pushed to the edge by the brutal murder of his parents. The film stars an older, wiser Danny Dyer as the chief character, a man who spares no expense in the way he tracks down and dispatches those responsible for the terrible crime.

At the outset, I was pleasantly surprised by VENDETTA. It bears some strong cinematography and good production values for a low budget British genre movie; director Stephen Reynolds is particularly to be commended for making this look like it stands up against the best Hollywood has to offer. And the first half hour tells an intense, dramatic story via decent editing and well thought-out scenes.

It’s a pity, then, that the film can’t sustain this calibre of writing, because it starts to go downhill soon afterwards. The issue is the plot, which doesn’t really go anywhere as the narrative progresses. It becomes repetitive and vague, with too much time given to inconsequential characters and their actions, like Dyer’s military superior and the efforts of some shady government types to track him down. All of this stuff is unnecessary and detracts from the story.

Still, the producers deserve credit for eliciting a decent performance from Dyer, and some of the supporting roles are nicely filled. Roxanne McKee continues with the potential she showed in A GAME OF THRONES, and it’s always fun to see Bruce Payne even though he only appears in a cameo here. Watch out for KNIGHTMARE star Hugo Myatt in a bit part, and Vincent Regan as a military type. The violence is strong and the story gutsy, lifting this head and shoulders above the comparable likes of Nick Love’s OUTLAW.

An alive revenge movie, that’s as sweet as, my son
Here’s a film that is better than you think it will be. I really enjoyed this movie, I must say. I guess all it needed was a better title. Danny Dyer has become one of my favourite British actors, a serious performer who respects his craft. He’s an actor who’s truly grounded. He’s in top form here, as a special ops investigator, who’s escaped, just vanished out of detection. He has that skill, and he is someone you definitely don’t mess with, as seen by many ugly examples here. He’s as deadly as Liam Neeson in Taken. He’s on a revenge crusade, to find the true vermin, who have such front, especially in front of coppers, who slaughtered his parents, Emma Samms as the mother, still looking quite hot) burning them alive as a favour to their boss, whose brother was accidentally killed by Dyer’s stout hearted father, where he’s awaiting manslaughter. I think I’d rather chose to be killed, instead of going through all that pain of waiting it out for that day, the judge passes sentence. I liked the initial pre motive of the story here where Dyer’s father intercepted a robbery by the verminous gang, forcing this woman to hand over all these bills. And look what he got for it, again proving justice doesn’t pay, and this is what Dyer’s revenge driven character is about, while also being an unstoppable inferno of rage. It’s a justice, you so can’t wait for Dyer to deliver. And that he does in highly inventive, if sick ways, one of them is truly unique. Dyer is a smart cookie. No one gets off easy, although his last objective is kind of loused up, because of one pain in the arse law enforcer, looking very much like Martin Hamilton Smith, or a bit of Cornsey, who I’d love to punch out as much as Dyer. You first think Vendetta is gonna be a simple, straight forward revenge story, but it becomes more, as it goes in a different direction, Dyer stuffing up and ending up in hot water, where soon his op friends are them to back him, one of the team, the great Bruce Payne (Getaway) delivering a another small, but splendid performance. Too, the small after ending is frankly quite stupid, immature, although we’re appreciative when Dyer’s doing it. One monologue scene, that has Dyer sharing some personal opinions on justice, was sheerly some great writing. Don’t overlook this one.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 46 min (106 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Thriller
Director Stephen Reynolds
Writer Stephen Reynolds
Actors Danny Dyer, Vincent Regan, Roxanne McKee
Country United Kingdom
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Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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