This edited version is definitely a good moral tale that’s well told to a viewing audience of teens and adults. I was drawn into the film and realized the clay feet we all have, when put into sudden dilemmas not on our radar screen at dawn. Watching these men sink to lower levels of hatred and retribution and the effect on their lives is gut wrenching. When Doyle, after losing custody of his sons and a new member of Alcoholics Anonymous, sits in a bar, and stares into a shot glass of bourbon, I think you’ll find yourself, as I did, thinking: “Don’t drink it!” Gavin has the rose colored glasses removed regarding the true agenda at his firm. Doyle and Gavin each ultimately hit their moral bottom and the ending of this fine drama will place a smile on your face.