Faster (2010)

A man known only as "Driver" (Dwayne Johnson) is released from prison and immediately embarks upon a revenge plan: he wishes to kill everyone responsible for the death of his brother after a botched bank job ten years earlier. His first few targets are dispatched quickly and easily, but he begins to doubt himself when he begins to understand how his intended victims have redeemed themselves. Meanwhile, a drug-addicted cop (Billy Bob Thornton), a homicide detective (Carla Gugino) and a slick, good-looking hitman (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) are all after "Driver." Who will survive when these various characters inevitably collide?

It follows that the performances are very strong, with Dwayne Johnson getting by on sheer, wounded presence and very little dialogue. Over the course of the story, the movie begins to wrestle with fascinating themes of forgiveness, family, and even spirituality. Only the last few minutes fall a little short, mainly because of an obvious effort to provide a satisfying Hollywood ending. Until then, it's very, very good. You'll believe a "Rock" can cry.

Sony's Blu-Ray comes with trailers, an alternate ending, deleted scenes, featurettes, and animatics.