Sentences with phrase «death wish»

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I don't know about you but I went ahead and skipped Eli Roth's Death Wish remake starring Bruce Willis in theaters.

They've had food regularly donated to keep up their morale: ever - flowing pots of Death Wish coffee and a box full of various fresh loaves from Panera Bread in the main headquarters.

After the events of the first film, in which New York citizen and architect Paul Kersey seeks gun - toting vengeance against the hoodlums who raped his wife and daughter and managed to get away with it in the process, Kersey relocates to Los Angeles to start his life over in Death Wish II.

In 1982, composed and performed the film soundtrack for Death Wish II.

Yahoo Movies has debuted four first look images for Eli Roth's upcoming remake of the 1974 revenge thriller Death Wish featuring Bruce Willis and Vincent D'Onofrio; check them out here... «A mild - mannered father is transformed into a killing machine after his family is torn apart by a violent act.»

There's bad timing, and then there's releasing a new Death Wish movie right now.

Still, the mono mix as reproduced here lets dialogue, foley (like the many, many gunshots that punctuate the film's second half), and atmospherics breathe a bit — again, it sounds true to the experience of Death Wish as it must have been on release.

Next weekend look to add two new films to the mix, the Jennifer Lawrence starring Red Sparrow and the Eli Roth re-imagining of Death Wish starring Bruce Willis.

The movie may not turn 66 - year - old Danny Trejo, a longtime supporting player who brought his bronzed biceps and ravaged look to disposable thrillers like Death Wish 4 and Maniac Cop 2, into a Bronsonesque leading man.

Trump told the crowd that, as a holder of a permit to carry a handgun in New York, an attacker would be «shocked» if he encountered him, and that he would act like Charles Bronson in the 1970s action film Death Wish.

MGM will now release Death Wish in theaters everywhere on March 2nd, 2018 this winter.

You can see why this self - dare would appeal to him: before Hopscotch, the novel for which he was best known was a little thing called Death Wish, published in 1972 and made into a film in 1975, both of which feature altogether ample quantities of shooting.

The mood is set in the opening moments: I'd forgotten the original Death Wish opens not in New York City's crowded streets and shoebox apartments but on a Hawaiian beach, the beauty of its beige sand and sky - blue water contrasting sharply with the blood - red sky that looms over New York during the film's title card.

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The extra material makes Death Wish II in particularly all the more intense and brutal, but having it preserved is a good thing.

This new Death Wish severely lacks the grit and authenticity it needed to carry weight, failing to strike the balance between drama and levity.

The first official trailer for director Eli Roth's Death Wish reboot casts Bruce Willis as a vigilante in a crime - infested Chicago.

Extras include commentary with Eli Roth and Roger Birnbaum; deleted and extended scenes; and the featurette «Vengeance and Vision: Directing Death Wish.»

Bruce Willis is back on the big screen in the new crime drama Death Wish from director Eli Roth.

A deeply in love young couple are attacked by biker thugs on the beach, who kill the young man and turn his fiance into a firebrand of revenge, a kind of Reagenomics - era female Death Wish who soon finds a renegade cop who plays by his own rules on her tail.

In August 2017, the first trailer for Eli Roth's remake of Death Wish left audiences feeling uneasy.

It sounds more like a sports hybrid of Death Wish featuring George Bailey set in Bedford Falls.

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Or is he desperately trying to keep a particular talking point afloat, in an act of apparent death wish false bravado?

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Sort of a bland English Death Wish.

Norris and Elise are the closest things to a foil Death Wish gives Willis (they're tasked with identifying The Grim Reaper), which is very much an indictment on the quality of the film's villains.

Such concerns become moot once the picture passes a certain point, however, as Death Wish transforms into just the sort of unapologetically ruthless and violent thriller that rarely gets made nowadays (ie its very existence is a delightful novelty)- with the movie's second half boasting a series of gleefully over-the-top instances of R - rated mayhem (including an awesomely cringeworthy torture sequence involving a scalpel and battery acid).

Deadline is reporting that Bruce Willis has signed on for the lead role of Paul Kersey in the upcoming Death Wish remake from Paramount Pictures, which is to be directed by Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado (Big Bad Wolves).

With the assistance of his creations / sidekicks — a sardonic, suicidal, immortal rabbit (Steve Buscemi) whose death wish becomes an existential joke without a punch line, and a giant brain in a jar (Sean Hayes) with all the focus and fierce intelligence of a hyperactive puppy — Igor brings his masterwork to life.

The best hero stories show the protagonist going through a moral struggle and suffering personal consequences, and while I understand Death Wish is not a superhero movie, director Roth and writer Joe Carnahan basically position Kersey as a superhero enacting out his own idea of justice in the least subtle way possible.

In the 1970s, Bronson rocketed to superstardom, anchored by a star turn in Michael Winner's vigilante classic Death Wish.

The MPAA rated Death Wish R for strong bloody violence, and language throughout

The degree to which Death Wish improves as it progresses is nothing short of staggering, as the movie, for much of its opening hour, comes off as a take - it - or - leave - it endeavor bogged down by an overly deliberate pace and a typically erratic performance by Willis - with, in terms of the latter, the actor delivering an occasionally stirring yet mostly ambivalent turn that prevents the viewer from wholeheartedly sympathizing with and rooting for his character.

The hope going into Death Wish was that it could be a comeback vehicle for the actor, joining the ranks of recent throwback genre pictures that have entertained audiences.

Death Wish never really addresses the consequences of Paul's actions, chalking it up to a case of «Somebody has to do it!»

Almost 1,700 people were murdered in New York City the year Death Wish came out, and the rate didn't start to drop until halfway through the Clinton administration.

In its moderate but not unsightly grain and the muted daylight interiors, Death Wish looks like itself, if that makes sense — looks like it's an artifact of its period without seeming decayed.