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Dead Man's Shoes

Posted by Duilawyer on December 5, 2007 at 20:56:46:
A missed opportunity-always a problem when the writer is the director and the star. Doesn't this guy realize he is a wimp, no one would be scared of him, and he does not have the machismo to play the action leading man. He has the Edward Norton deficit. SPOILER!!!!!!!

Two brothers, older one watching over 16 year old younger brother who is mentally challenged, and "spastic". While protector brother is away, the younger boy is abused, degraded, and killed? by the local thugs.
Big brother comes back and he wants payback, BIG TIME. Old plot.

How TF did he know what happened to his brother while he was in the Special Forces? Good acting, jerky camera work that gave me a headache, and wwonderful scenery of a deserted castle that in real life was a zoo until fairly recently. 3 stars out of 5.