Revenge can be sweet. Revenge can be cold. Revenge can be tasty. In the case of Blue Ruin, revenge is senseless. Dwight is a ruined man, devastated by violence against his family, wasting away his life as a drifter. When the killer is released from prison, Dwight embarks on a homecoming of sorts for revenge. Things immediately go awry when he neglects to consider that even the killer, too, has a family...
This film exemplarizes the pointlessness of revenge. I appreciated it.
Blue Ruin
2013, 92 minutes, directed by Jeremy Saulnier
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