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Havoc movie review: Tom Hardy unleashes a tornado of violence in Netflix’s blood-drenched action-thriller
Everybody just needs to calm down in Havoc, the long-awaited new movie from Welsh director Gareth Evans. Starring Tom Hardy, it appears to be an attempt by Evans to deliberately distance himself from his two Raid films.
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‘Havoc’ Review — A War Of Blood And Mangled CorpsesGareth Evans (The Raid films, Apostle) finished filming the action thriller, Havoc, starring Tom Hardy, for Netflix. But just ...
Talking about the film, Evans told Letterboxd that its origin was “a sort of love letter to two different types of filmmaking ...
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One dictionary definition of the word “havoc” involves something that embodies “great destruction or devastation.” It’s no stretch, then, to note how perfectly that definition applies to Gareth ...
Netflix's latest action movie, Havoc, is a high-octane, bloodbath of a ride that's now streaming globally after a long time ...
It's revealed earlier on in Havoc that Vincent and his cohorts Jake and Hayes (Gordon Alexander) are actually Tsui's ...
And while Wilson is a cop, when we meet him, the decidedly non-cop havoc of this film’s title is already popping off. Drugs, murders, and blood money, all in play and adjacent to Wilson, plus fellow ...
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