Stand Your Ground

Raw, intense, and unexpectedly heartfelt, this film pulls you in with its unflinching portrayal of revenge and the heavy moral weight that comes with it. The action is gritty and brutal-bone-crunching fight scenes and visceral violence that refuse to glorify bloodshed. Yet, it's in the stillness between the chaos where the movie truly shines. The quieter, suspenseful moments allow the characters to breathe, reflect, and reveal emotional layers you don't usually expect in a revenge-driven narrative.

It's not a perfect film-some pacing issues and a few underdeveloped subplots might hold it back from greatness-but it remains a highly engaging experience throughout. The tension simmers constantly, and there's a surprising amount of soul beneath the rage. It's the kind of story that makes you question who the real villain is and whether vengeance ever really satisfies. Gritty and gripping, it lingers long after the credits roll.

The movie is low than average, scenes were exaggerated and explosions didnt look real like it was made by AI. The action and fighting was okay. Also stories were not connected to each other.

Some characters in the movie were not important or does not take a part of the story.

Some of them has their own story mentioned in the movie but we didn't how their stories were connected to the main story.

The main character was good on this role and he nailed it. The stand on your ground law was not very respected on the movie in the end of the movie, honestly I wasn't really happy with the end It could be better than that.