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A Man Apart Movie Rating: 
Laborious | |
| Vin Diesel is big, bad undercover cop Sean Vetter. A bigger, badder drug lord named Diablo kills Vetter's wife as revenge for a recent bust. This transforms our hero into a testosterone-poisoned vigilante, who spends the rest of the movie having violent confrontations with everyone he meets, no matter which side of the law they're on. | |
| In fact, catching the criminals is a secondary consideration for Diesel's character, as he barks and growls like a rabid dog through this laborious, overlong, been-there-done-that cop drama. If not for Diesel's star presence, this would have had "straight-to-video" scrawled over it in big, bad capital letters. |
Vin Diesel ©2003 New Line Cinema,
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