‘Vendetta’ is an action thriller and in an era when action sequences are creating benchmarks with every passing film, this film serves viewers sequences that evoke neither any interest nor excitement. This story of never-ending revenge ultimately devours people from both sides. Later we see the murderer’s head being smashed by a baseball bat. So taken aback is William at his daughter’s death that on hearing that the murderer will get a maximum of five to six years of jail as punishment, he refuses to identify the man in front of the judge and thus ensuring he goes scot free. When Kat, his daughter, is shot point blank by Donnie Fetter’s son Rory, it starts a chain of events where people are shot left right and centre. Now, he is far removed from the past and is in a happy state with his wife and daughter, whom he adores. The plot revolves around an ex- Marine, William Duncan, who has spent a sizable period of time in the Middle East. This action thriller has no redeeming values and is peppered with clichés. This revenge film has no meat in it's 96 minutes of boredom and displays of some terrible acting performances. ![]() It’s tough to decode why Bruce Willis gave his consent to be a part of this film. ‘Vendetta’ follows a similar trajectory and is an assault on the senses. For the past few years, Bruce Willis has been a constant fixture in Hollywood flicks that at best can be described as ‘forgetful and atrocious’. Review: Just as it’s difficult for cine-goers to explain the descent of director Ram Gopal Varma and reach the nadir of his filmmaking capabilities, the same holds true for the histrionics of once darling action-star Bruce Willis. After killing the murderer of his daughter, it’s now the turn of Donnie Fetter and his wayward son Rory Fetter. ![]() ![]() Story: When William Duncan’s daughter is shot point-blank in broad daylight, it starts a chain of events that includes death from both sides.
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