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Thought I was going to see "A Vigilante" kicking A, but we only see that hinted at with the main character's "hits" on other men. SPOILER TIME When it comes to her own abusers, the film producers treat us to a drawn out, 30 minute terror scene of him turning the MC back into a victim before a cutaway hints that she killed him and then dumped his body. Including many rather disturbing scenes where the MC could have fought back and did not (the gratuitous arm breaking scene!!!). I understand that fighting back in real life is hard, but that's why this is a movie! I thought the main character had trained, built herself up, and was going to do some serious A-kicking as she did with the other men. I feel like I got bait 'n switched. Don't waste your time unless you like boring exposition followed by plenty of male on female violence with the action being "spent" before the final kill. I thought the actors did a fantastic job, only so much they can do with the plot, though.

Boring and predictable. Tried to hard to be Peppermint. Terrible movie.

This film started out interesting, then went to a really weird and random place. It became violent and tedious. The story dissolved, and it was just Olivia Wilde having panic attack after panic attack. Her acting was great on a few parts, but she didn't have much to work with as far as the script goes. Don't waste your time on this.

Too much moaning and groaning during the movie by Sadie. Confusing storyline, and when she delivers justice we don't get to see it. Boring.

Simpering victim suddenly, without explanation, into Super Hero, then, with the opportunity to kill him by surprising him with a knife to his throat, knowing he will kill her violently, she does not. Annoying! Then, with a broken arm, no weapon, and without the element of surprise, she kills him. Oh, but not shown how. OMFG. Silly, silly, annoying!!

One of the most boring movie ever.Sadie is one of the most annoying,pathetic and whining character i ever seen.Do yourself a favor and go to see another movie,this one its gonna boring you to death.

I can imagine that women who have been through abuse would rate this movie higher, but as a male viewer i found the movie to be too slow,and preachy and really devoid of literally any action whatsoever.. there are some moments that build in intensity but it goes nowhere..The movie tires to show the lead as a woman who has developed the skills needed to deliver justice to the abusers of others, but reading a krav maga book and standing in front of a heavy bag just hitting it while standing in place is NOT going to develop such skills..This is plainly evident ,the moment she has to deliver justice, we arent shown her doing it...the reason for this is she hasnt the training, either as the character in the movie, nor as an actress who has trained for the role...its painfully lacking and so the director simply leaves such scenes out...when she has to face her husband , she is easily overwhelmed despite her training...as someone else has commented , she is no "peppermint" nor is she atomic blonde.... was the story interesting? Yes ,enough so that i watched till the end, only fastforwarding thru a few preachy moments that just dragged on and on...it had Atmosphere and I could see how women who had been thru this would empathize and really connect with the character..that part of the story came across well, but those looking for a dark,avenging ,angel type of story with a kickass lead are going to be seriously disappointed....

When came upon this film I didn't expect Wilde's mind-blowing performance. Her portrayal of Sadie, a domestic abuse survivor, was so raw and vulnerable but at the same time incredibly powerful. It truly showed the truth behind the saying, you don't know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have. Dagger managed to capture moments that didn't stay far away from reality. It showed real and true emotion.

I think some of the other reviewers were expecting Death Wish or Taken 4. That's not this movie. This story is about abuse survivors. It's about what it takes to break free. It has some powerful moments that make your stomach drop and your heart ache. They felt real to me. Several times, I found myself wondering if they hadn't cast real victims retelling their stories. That's how good it is in that portion. But this is a slow film, so slow that I almost pulled out my phone to do stuff. That's never a good thing. I dropped my stars to a 6 because of that. If I were more honest, the story is more of a 5, but I bumped it up to a 7 because of the acting. It really is phenomenal, imo.