《黑暗判官》是由Glenn Klinker執導的動作電影，William Bumiller、Matt Gallini等參加演出，2005年在美國上映。
《黑暗判官》講述Yup Yup Man是一個精神分裂的街區男人，在他看來城鎮中的犯罪活動已變的泛濫，他想成為自己最喜歡的漫畫英雄黑暗判官那樣的犯罪剋星。不過在他全力打造自己犯罪鬥士的過程中，他的精神分裂症狀卻開始減弱，使的他越來越象正常人，也導致他不得不在打擊犯罪的危險世界和正常的生活中作出艱難抉擇。
基本介紹
- 中文名：黑暗判官
- 外文名：Dark Justice
- 其它譯名：黑暗的公正
- 出品時間：2005年
- 拍攝地點：美國
- 導演：Glenn Klinker
- 編劇：Glenn Klinker
- 類型：動作
- 主演：William Bumiller，Yup Yup Man
- 片長：89分鐘
- 上映時間：2005年
- 對白語言：英語
基本信息,演員表,劇情簡介,
基本信息
中文名稱：黑暗判官
英文名稱：Dark Justice
別名：黑暗的公正
發行時間：2005年
國家：美國
片長：89Mins
類別：動作
語言：英語
導演：Glenn Klinker
編劇： Glenn Klinker
演員表
| 角色 | 演員 | 備註 |
|---|---|---|
| -- | Matt Gallini | ---- |
| Yup Yup Man | William Bumiller | ---- |
劇情簡介
On the outside, the Yup Yup Man appears to be just another delusional bum. He wanders through his conversations, saying ‘yup yup’ every few words, thus earning himself his nickname. He spends his time hanging out at a local tavern, where the bartender Jack has taken quite the shining to him. He also occasionally visits the beautiful Jillian, a nice woman who has taken an interest in him. The reason they like him is not because he’s a charity case. The Yup Yup Man, despite his flaws, is an upstanding citizen who truly has a heart.
Through reading the crime fighting adventures of his favorite superhero in the comic book Dark Justice, Yup Yup Man comes up with an idea to be an actual caped crusader. Jack even gives him some advice along the way, believing the situation to be just a big joke. But the Yup Yup Man is serious. He gets himself a costume, a mask, and everything you’d expect. His crime fighting skills, however, are different from most. He kills those committing crimes instead of turning them into the police. This creates a huge conflict between Yup Yup and the bartender, along with many police officers wanting to take him in.
Dark Justice’s budget quickly reveals itself to be the film’s biggest problem. As a result of the budget, and bad actor2 choices, everything in the second and third act not related to crime fighting pretty much falls flat. There’s no emotion to be seen, and the big villain was poorly miscast, leaving things even more vacant.
