An ex-con reunites with his estranged wayward 17-year old daughter to protect her from drug dealers who are trying to kill her.
Don&#39;t even begin to think that this film is your typical B-movie. Mel Gibson! Come on! In spite of whatever PC issues the man may have had in the past, he has brought it on both barrels in this phenomenal movie.<br/><br/>William H. Macy was phenomenal in this film as well. I have a favorite part featuring his character but I can&#39;t tell you or it would spoil the movie for those who haven&#39;t seen it yet. <br/><br/>Just trust that the wonderful cast of this film have done their ultimate best to see that this fast paced emotional story doesn&#39;t let your attention stray for even a moment once the action begins! 10/10 because I was Entertained!
Since his antisemitic remarks surfaced to the media, Mel Gibson, the man who made himself in star in George Miller&#39;s Mad Max franchise, has slowly fell from the fame. Many fans have wonder when the old star would return to the big screen. After a short hiatus from major roles, Gibson returns to the screen in this gritty action thriller directed by Jean-Francois Richet. Taking on the role as a man wrestling with his inner demons, Gibson becomes the cinematic force to reckon with, spawning a performance that is far from more visceral and electrifying than what he has played in the past decade. His magnetic portrayal becomes the film&#39;s major peak that manages to rise above its hefty narrative. Although the film follows a rather familiar story, Richet handles it with great versatility and substance. By the end, it feels something more than just your average shoot-em-up powerhouse. This follows John (played by Mel Gibson), a ex-convict living in a trailer park, trying to sober up from his alcoholism. He spends his days attending support groups sponsored by his neighbor Kirby (played by William H. Macy). When he gets a call from his estranged daughter Lydia (played by Erin Moriarty) who&#39;s hooked on drugs and is involved with a vicious drug cartel, John shelter her in his trailer home where he must protect her from the cartel who are setting out to kill her.<br/><br/>Perhaps the film is more of a drama with violent action scenes than a straightforward action flick. After all, it is the emotionally jarring nature of the Mel Gibson&#39;s character that serves as the driving force of the film. The story depicts the lead character as a man trying to recover from his dreadful past and move on to a new road of sobriety, but suddenly must fight an intense battle against the life he&#39;s tried leaving behind when his estranged child races to his aid from a situation he greatly frowns upon. From there on, the relationship between him and his unclean daughter is developed without resorting to typical cliché of the girl hating her father for the man he&#39;s become. The man is greatly shined with a powerful performance by Mel Gibson who&#39;s made his return as an action hero since his final outing in the &#39;Lethal Weapon&#39; franchise. He greatly invests himself in the role that allows him to do more than show off his muscular physique, but to expand his acting muscle in a genre he has since veered away from for many years. When the guns starts blazing and the bullets begin brutally tearing through the baddies, is when Gibson exercises the role to his fullest extent while also feeling reminiscent to his role as Mad Max in the early days (especially with the hot western setting). Erin Moriarty is good at her role as well, but far from matching up her much older co-star. In terms of the narrative, the plot moves at fairly an equitable pace and packs an emotional punch that can felt from the opening five minutes to the jarring final stretch.<br/><br/>Blood Father marks a triumphant on screen return for Mel Gibson in arguably the most visceral role he endured in recent years. It is a smart, gripping action thriller blossoming with grit and atmosphere as well as one that may never render as a classic, but will entertain those looking for Gibson to return as the action hero that made him a star.
By no means a great piece of filmmaking, Blood Father nevertheless recaptures some of the rough attitude of Gibson's "Mad Max" days, as he shoots, growls and head-butts through a routine tale of angry drug lords.

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