96% Conviction Rate. 4% Justice.

Rating: 8/10 (16 June 2016)

The notion of justice being based on "Left or RIGHT", and not "RIGHT and wrong", is not a flaw based on Justice, it's a flaw based on Humans. This is why, I love this movie. "People need to be accountable for their actions".
The justice system changed Nick, when he was supposed to change and better the system, and throughout the entire movie, he failed to see this, until he threatened Clyde by saying; "If you touch my family"... Then straight after that, he was blind again. Clyde wasn't an enemy, nor was he a psycho. Clyde was Nick... Clyde was the very system that wanted to stop him... The difference is, Clyde didn't break the system, the already broken system, broke him... And now, they wanted to judge him for exactly what they are. And how did they end up doing it, by turning into Clyde... But who's going to judge them?
And Clyde's rampage, wasn't the proof of his brokenness, that all was to make a point. Clyde's turning point, was when he killed his cellmate. That, for me, was the epitome of what the justice system did to him.
And the ending... For me, it can remain as it is, with just 1 simple adjustment... I would've preferred for Clyde to have been aware, before he hit the call button, that he was calling his own destiny. That way, the system knows it didn't win, it knows that it lost, the moment Clyde lost his family.
I give this movie an 8, because it engaged the hell out of me... It's relevant, and close to any heart that has had to deal with, Left vs RIGHT, and not, RIGHT vs wrong.