Dangerous (2021), directed by David Hackl, is an action-thriller that merges intense combat sequences with a psychological edge. The film stars Scott Eastwood as Dylan Forrester, an ex-convict with a troubled past, alongside Tyrese Gibson, Famke Janssen, and Mel Gibson. With a gripping plot centered on survival, redemption, and confronting inner demons, Dangerous delivers a compelling, high-stakes narrative.

Plot Overview

The story follows Dylan Forrester, a former assassin released from prison under strict parole conditions, including mandatory therapy sessions and mood-stabilizing medication. After learning about his brother Sean’s mysterious death on a remote island, Dylan violates his parole to attend the funeral, only to discover a far deeper conspiracy.

Sean’s island home becomes a battleground when mercenaries led by the ruthless Cole (Kevin Durand) invade in search of a hidden treasure. With limited resources and his violent skills resurfacing, Dylan must fight to protect his family and uncover the truth behind his brother’s death.

Themes and Character Development

Dangerous delves into themes of redemption and mental health. Dylan’s struggle with his violent nature and quest for self-control form the emotional core of the film. His relationship with his psychiatrist, played by Mel Gibson, provides darkly humorous yet insightful moments about trauma and moral conflict.