Talkie Zoo: DOLAN'S CADILLAC

If you are into movies where the bad guys are uber-bad and the good guys, well, you can't be sure if they're really good or not, then Dolan's Cadillac (2009;R) is just made for you. This film deals with a truly bad guy who makes his living trafficking young ladies from other countries. I'm sure I don't have to go into details about that. His troubles really begin when a woman is a witness to a murder committed by his peons. She drops her cell phone as she exits the area, which gives them the opportunity to find her and her husband.

She reports to the police what she witnessed, but the place was completely cleaned up by the time they got there. Figures, huh? In the meantime, there is a hit contract on her which is fulfilled, and her husband sets out to destroy the man who paid for it - Dolan. So, we get an ordinary man who seems to be fresh out of Forex training workshops, now on the hunt for a bad guy. He has to become more street smart than he'd ever imagined to track this guy down. He winds up working for a road construction crew in the daytime while he watches the bad guy from afar, noting his routines. He formulates his plan. And, it's a good one. It's complicated enough to not be figured out by others, and simple enough for him to execute alone.