Already Dead Page #4

Synopsis: When Thomas Archer's happy & successful life is all but ruined following a horrific attack he is presented with a perfect opportunity to exact physical revenge upon the man who caused all his grief. However the immediate consequences of his actions and inactions are much more complicated than he imagined. Who will survive ?
Director(s): Joe Otting
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.7
R
Year:
2007
93 min
112 Views


- You must be careful.

They're watching every move

you make.

Have you tried counseling?

The detective won't press charges

if you agree to counseling.

There is only one way

to exorcise those demons.

- Are you prepared to go all the way?

- Stress is too much.

This is your enemy. This is the man.

Tom, I'm on your side.

This is the man

who destroyed your family.

These are the cops.

They'll kill you for this, Tom.

Finish it.

Take back your life.

I'm the man that cleans up after you.

We work behind the scenes.

We create justice...

...all in the name of making

our city a safer, better place.

But you live in a bubble.

And when that safe,

sanctimonious bubble bursts...

...what do you do?

You scream for justice.

Now, this man...

...this is a bad man.

If it wasn't your son he killed...

...it was somebody else's.

And what do you do?

You put him straight back

on the streets.

So I ask you, Tom Archer...

...where's the difference?

I don't need to kill you.

You're already dead.

You really wanted to sit at home

with your wife...

...and wait for him to come

and kill you both?

Take it.

If I wanted that f***ing bag...

...you think I'd ask your permission

to take it?

Thank you.

Come here.

Say, "Bye, Daddy. I love you."

Do you remember this little boy?

No?

Do you know what you did

to his family?

You know what you almost did

to mine?

You little f***.

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Joe Chappelle

Joseph "Joe" Chappelle is an American screenwriter, producer, and director of film and television. He is perhaps best known for directing horror films such as Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, Phantoms, as well as critically acclaimed television programs such as The Wire, CSI: Miami, and Fringe. more…

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