DEFENDOR REVIEW: Woody’s Finest Performance?

Woody Harrelson turns in what could be the best performance of his career as a developmentally challenged man who takes the name of Defendor in his vigilante quest to clean up the streets of Hammer City. It’s becoming posh to do a send-up of the Superhero and Comicbook boom in Hollywood, but that’s not AT ALL what Defendor is. It’s an elegant use of the vocabulary of the vigilante to tell a deeply personal and tragic life story. It’s in limited release, but if you can find it, this indie gem is absolutely worth your time and money!

~Matt + Nat

3 Responses to “DEFENDOR REVIEW: Woody’s Finest Performance?”

  1. Tim Says:

    A semester or year back Defender was shown up at York University and was produced by Darius Films

  2. Shoddy McGoddy Says:

    I loved this one… thanks for the recommendation, M&N! You guys always find the diamonds in the rough… I’ll never forget getting to see Paranormal Activity before all the hulabaloo thanks to you two! Not to mention Thirst…

  3. Jakob Says:

    reminds me of tom hanks performance in forrest gump. most amazing!

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