I was waiting to see this since it came out, the trailer made the movie and concept very appealing.

It is not!

The whole time it revolves about the same issue over and over and over again with nothing actually new to add to the things everybody knows already.

Wish i could get my minutes of life back, and the 3 euros i paid to rent this by VOD.

This biased piece of filth attempts to excuse vandalism and breaking the law by those that have not been able to adapt to society and it's rules. There is no excuse for the viewpoint that they are attempting to promulgate, and they come off as amateurish and juvenile activists with no real cause to rally behind. The only people that they can find to support their narrative in this poor attempt at a documentary are other outcasts from civilization who don't share one mouthful of teeth among themselves. I WISH they would try their brand of visual activism on my property. They would quickly become familiar with a few of the amendments of the constitution that I hold near and dear.

So - When it comes to the whole question of "graffiti" - Is it art? Is it an eyesore? Is it right? Is it wrong?.... And - Hey! What about this pressing matter of "self-expression"?

Anyway - These and many other such related questions are repeatedly brought up in this "Vigilante" documentary where its director, Max Good tries to evenly weigh-out both the pros, as well as the cons, concerning graffiti, as best he can.

So - If you, yourself, have formed any firm opinions about the usefulness (or uselessness) of graffiti, then, perhaps this 90-minute presentation will be of some relevant interest to you, too.