Plot hole: The prosecuting attorney told William "this case [murder of Kat] is so paper thin the judge's probably gonna throw it out" but William could try to convince the D.A. to take it to trial. In addition to circumstantial evidence against Danny and his pending charges (resisting arrest, assault on a police officer, possession with intent to deliver, and parole violations), the random, unprovoked, senseless murder of a teenaged girl would be high profile - such cases are most likely to be prosecuted. (00:09:34 - 00:10:36)
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This is a poorly written and acted "revenge" movie, full of violence and plot holes. The violent gang members are largely inept, shooting numerous times, missing their targets, and getting killed by an already-injured and re-injured (shot, beaten) William. In a gang initiation, Danny (Donnie's son and Rory's brother) apparently randomly select William's teenaged daughter Kat to kill in order to become "one of them." William is able to tackle Danny at the crime scene, but the also inept prosecuting attorney tells William that Danny is going to plead guilty to a few offenses (none murder-related) and receive 5-7 years. William, at Danny's hearing, tells the judge he cannot positively identify Danny as the attacker, obviously planning on taking the law into his own hands and killing him after he is released. (But Danny should not have been released if he was pleading guilty to other charges that involve assault on a police officer as well as violation of parole!) A battle between William and the gang members ensues. How many people will die before William gets the revenge he seeks? (A lot.) Besides all the ineptness, the movie doesn't offer anything unique. It reminds me of "A History of Violence", "Death Wish", and a number of similar revenge/vigilante movies. It just doesn't seem like a "new" movie because it is largely a repackaged versions of others.
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