Due justice

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n Due Justice (2023), an ex-Marine-turned-attorney embarks on a relentless quest to avenge his murdered wife and kidnapped daughter—a gripping setup brought to life by Kellan Lutz, with David Jofre appearing as Juan, whose brief but meaningful presence adds to the film’s gritty atmosphere. The film is currently available across multiple platforms in the U.S.—you can stream it for free with ads on services like The Roku Channel, Tubi, Plex, Fandango at Home Free, Xumo Play, and Hoopla, or rent/buy it via Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, YouTube VOD, and Google Play—with prices generally around $3.99 for rental and $5–8 for purchase JustWatchYidioMoviefone. Critical reception has been largely negative: reviewers have described it as “more familiar than fresh,” slammed its clichés and plotting, and assigned grades like D or even a dismal 20/100 Rotten TomatoesThe CinemenMOVIES & MANIANerdly. Audience responses reflect a similar trend—IMDb hovers around a modest 3.7/10, with many viewers calling it poorly written with unconvincing acting, though a handful have praised its watchability as a free B-movie option