If you've been waiting for an intense revenge thriller with some strong plot maneuvering and an overload of violence to come along, "Wrath Of Man" should satisfy you.
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Part of what leads to Wrath of Man’s ultimate demise, is the story and the script.
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Having spent time in Syria, Sharrock has a unique perspective on the unrest in the country and the angst and fear of those who fled for parts unknown.
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The cast makes the best of a somewhat disjointed script.
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Fans of the video game will find much to love about Mortal Kombat including the various fight sequences showcasing copious amounts of blood and gore.
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Colman … is a scene-stealer each and every time her character (the equivalent of a smartphone) delivers a line.
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The script leaves much to be desired, following a narrow path instead of exploring other avenues the story could have branched off into.
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The special effect and fight scenes are well done, which will probably make any true Kong and/or Godzilla fan happy.
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I think this is an instant classic, a film that comes out of nowhere and propels a Nobody to Somebody stature.
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While Nobody isn’t a comedy per se, it has a few very funny moments, most of them courtesy of Hutch’s father, David (Christopher Lloyd, Back to the Future Trilogy).
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