I saw this movie in 2020 on Netflix, and I had notice some actors that would be famous later in life. But this movie seems to be just a low budget one, with poor acting and inconsistent writing. The sadness of Mike for losing his son simply doesn't convince. And his constant pokerface while in prison looks like a school play's actor throwed into a movie. Some plot issues doesn't help as well. How Mike let a police officer paralytic waist down only by punching his face? And how does he makes a gun only with paper? And how none of the guards notice the silly hideout of this gun? To finish my review: Durty goes to jail as a street drug dealer and comes out as a well succeeded man, with no reason, with suit, a big car and a happy family. Well, there's a lot of holes in this plot. It's not the worst movie ever. There's some redemption of a bad guy in the end, and I always appreciate this. Well, if you see it with low expectations, you should be fine with it.

The story is straight simple.no mystery.but the way they begin the movie,you would expect something unexpected would be unravelled but to my disappointment it is not.could not know the who was playing the protagonist.i thought story would focus on one character but gradually shifted to another.not good enough.