Death Wish (2018) Cinema Release Date

Death Wish is the wrong movie at the wrong time

Much like how the original “Death Wish” reflected on its time, acting as an analog to the Vietnam War and that sense of not feeling like you know your country anymore, Roth’s up...

Bruce Willis has a Death Wish in Eli Roth's faithfully fascist, gun-nut remake

Eli Roth's redo of popular Seventies vigilante hit shoots a lot of blanks

Death Wish is so misguided it's somehow less subtle than The Boondock Saints.

Bruce Willis stars in a remake of the 1974 vigilante thriller that revives its trigger-happy politics, but now it's less about demagoguery than kicks.

At long last, Hollywood has found a solution to Chicago’s surging murder rate. Is it a star-studded charity benefit or after-school program? Nope. Those bozos’ ingenious idea is...

Eli Roth's remake of "Death Wish," starring Bruce Willis as a surgeon tracking the criminals who murdered his wife and put his daughter in a coma, is either the film we need rig...

Bruce Willis steps in for Charles Bronson in Eli Roth's remake of the vigilante fantasy.

Don't you wish. (Seriously. Don't.)

Roth’s boringly violent do-over of the Charles Bronson vigilante franchise is too empty-headed and winking to stoke real outrage

For a while, director Roth plays this stuff relatively straight, and Willis periodically reminds us he can act (the grieving Kersey cries a fair bit here).

An imbecilic misfire.

Best to just let this whole movie blow over and avoid the wait for sequels, despite the remake copying the original’s suggestive finger-pistol ending that promises more vengeanc...

Eli Roth’s bloodthirsty take on Michael Winner’s 1974 thriller is a banal misfire that goes too far too soon and has arrived at a particularly inopportune time in the US

It’s difficult to think of a film more out of step with the current culture than Eli Roth’s Death Wish remake.