A vocal legal professional transforms his body and takes a vow of silence, now not to be broken till he reveals out who killed his spouse and daughter and has his revenge.
Revenge for the death of family members is a frequent boilerplate hook for mid-budget action movies, and that formula could hardly get a more perfunctory recycling than in "Acts of Vengeance."
Directed by Isaac Florentine and performed by Antonio Banderas with an air of itch-scratching purpose that syncs well enough with its fast, cheap and stupid thrills.
