Title: Incredibly lame
Product review: Director F. Gary Gray (The Italian Job) is at the helm of this ludicrous mess which features overmuscled wanna be action hero Vin Diesel as a DEA Agent out for revenge. A Man Apart is pretty much a vehicle for Diesel and nothing more, it is allegedly supposed to demonstrate Diesel's acting range by trying to feature a large emotional scope, but the whole thing is a mess. Everything just seems so cliche and generic, action scenes and scenes where Diesel is trying to be "emotional" just have a "I've seen this before, and I've seen this done better" feel to it; and in the end, A Man Apart is pretty much another excuse for Diesel to flex his muscles and blow stuff up. I liked this guy better when he talked with an Austrian accent.
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