![]() But don't be misled by this film's screenplay or by Hollywood standards of morality, as they have very little. ![]() Foster, by the way, shows no signs of slowing down as an actress and this was a juicy role for her. The difference in "Erica Bain" and Bronson's "Paul Kersey" was minimal except she seemed to be more depressed over who she had become, once she started killing. I was a little skeptical about Jodie Foster playing a Charles Bronson-type shooter, but she pulled it off convincingly. This would be labeled a "neo noir" today. It's different enough to keep us guessing what "Erica" will do next so, in that regard, it's good value for your entertainment dollar, particularly if you enjoy film noirs. No, it's not "Death Wish," but it ain't far from it, storywise. Sure, one can't help but draw comparisons and think back to the most famous vigilante film of all time: "Death Wish," but this film stands on its own story.
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