An anti-action action movie. Doesn't talk, overstay it's welcome or trivialize violence. there's a scene towards the end of the movie where Joe leaves a trail of bodies behind him but the process is not shown on screen, only the dead bodies; whether this is to portray his own dissociation from killing due to the trauma of his past and losing his mother or it's a conscious criticism of the action movie genre, or maybe even perhaps both I do…

The people who hate on this should REALLY get a life or just go touch some grass.
Something I realized recently is how our own personal politics and biases tend to warp and distort our "objective" opinions on media and criticism of it.
No beating around the bush: DiTF is symbolically and metaphorically about sex, relationships and gender shit. Reading through the comments here on letterboxd you'd think this is pure incel-bait garbage, but what I found was a rather…