It's fairly pedestrian and formulaic, and certain parts of the story don't make a whole lot of sense, but A Man Apart is regardless of all that a reasonably entertaining action thriller as well as a surprisingly strong showcase for Vin Diesel as a dramatic actor.

5/10

Just your average mind numbing action/vigilante film.
Not terrible but not that great. Very predictable.
Decent acting performances. Diesel was his usual self. Olyphant was the highlight.

These films bizarrely seem to bore me more often than not, even with all the booms and bang bangs. Maybe I've just outgrown them apart from the odd few.

Only thing I really took from this was that Vin looks pretty tasty with a beard 🤷🏼‍♀️

Konnte Vin Diesel irgendwie noch nie ausstehen. Kleiner hässlicher Mann mit Glatze. Kann nicht kämpfen und schauspielern schon gar nicht.

Ja es gibt ein paar F&F Teile die ich gut finde aber nicht unbedingt seinetwegen sondern eher wegen der Gruppenchemie und den heftigen Stunts.

Dieser Jahr kam sein Bloodshot... der Trailer sagt schon alles.

In Deutschland bekannt als "Extreme Rage".

La película no está mal, es entretenida y a mi por lo menos no me aburrió , eso sí la trama es básica , Vin Diesel actúa como un tipo fuerte y que arriesga todo por su mujer, eso hace que me guste

A mostly forgotten entry in the post-Training Day trend of gritty cop lead crime films from major studios (including every single other thing David Ayer touched for a decade) and also predicts the Sicario brand of cartel predicated xenophobia. Pretty impressively violent, even seventeen years later, with Vin Diesel clearly working against his Fast and the Furious persona just beating the shit out of everyone he comes in contact with and even if this is far from F. Gary Gray's best work, there's at least one outdoor shoot-out that is on par with any of the action scenes in Set It Off and a very sloppily cut sequence in a night club that uses a minigun and is set to a P.O.D. song - there's nothing subtle about this one.

For about 4% of this film old Vin does actually show an emotion that isnt likened to a bull in a china shop. And in honesty thats whats wrong. I dont watch Vin Diesel for an emotional roller coaster, I watch him to see him beat the crap of everything that moves and blow shit up. And thats why I liked the other 93%.

If you wonder where the other 3% is then so am I. I can only presume it was the bits that I zoned out at as they were less plausible than a banker not accepting a bonus.

Anyway, my issues aside, its not a bad film if you dont try too hard to find a story that could happen.

Get the fuck off my lap

😐

The only vin diesel film i give a shit about.

Vin Diesel plays an undercover drug cop who plays a major role when the leader of Mexico's largest drug cartel is arrested. Only an idiot would be surprised when Vin's problems aren't as over as he thinks they are.

Even for a mindless action flick, A Man Apart has a pretty bad script. It collects all possible clichés and the characters aren't that well written. Vin gets his character to stand up from the rest but no thanks to the screenplay. Some of the action is good though and visually the direction isn't that bad. Maybe in a hangover without thinkin anything this movie might even be enjoyable. It has one redeeming factor though: it's better at the "drug cop getting revenge" thing a lá Max Payne than the Max Payne movie was. That's not a lot though.

Mindless action plus Vin Diesel. Sounds better than it is.

Vin Diesel was so good pre 2010's (he's still good now though)
he was a full on badass

My wife and I spent a big portion of this movie thinking that this was a Limp Bizkit kind of movie, and then late in the show we both realized, kind of at the same time, that this is much more of a Puddle of Mudd movie.

It was decent background noise. Not much more than that.

Retrograde and cliched, but not in an entertaining way. Timothy Olyphy is the only one having fun doing a knockoff Nicole Cage type performance.

Bruh! This film is what happens when you attempt to infuse the story of a man coming to terms with the trauma and grief of a lost loved one with the essence of Fast & Furious. Or maybe it's the other way around... this is what happens when you try and make a F&F movie about loss and grief. Either way it somehow manages effortlessly to be absolutely beige and monumentally, bizarrely terrible in the same breathe.

Its Vin Diesel bruh

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Story: 2/5
Sound: 3/5
Musik: 3/5
Kamera: 1/5
Effekte: 3/5
Schauspiel: 2/5
Genre: 3/5

Ein Rachefilm wie jeder, nicht wirklich schlecht aber auch nicht gut.

Think this is the only thing Vin Diesel tried at

Generally crap drug cartel thriller makes little sense at any point. Timothy Olyphant in a small supporting role puts in more effort and charisma than the film deserves...