The film isn't centered on William 'D-Fens' Foster, despite his erratic behavior which some might focus on. A closer look reveals that it’s intended to illustrate how U.S. society has worn away at the idea of the average person. Those who follow conventional paths—earning a degree, starting a family, and working for a large company—find themselves feeling let down, as if they've been denied what was promised to th…

I recently saw this film and I have to say, it was enjoyable, though not exceptionally so. It’s less about depicting realistic city life and more focused on those minor frustrations we all experience but tend to ignore—and how one man transforms them into a personal vendetta. The movie begins in a fairly conventional way: traffic jams, honking horns, construction noise on a sweltering day, a broken air conditioner, a…