1."Four Brothers".
Four Brothers is an action film that has won the love of the audience with its tense pace and wonderful performances. Although the plot is sometimes a little far-fetched, the brilliant performances of the actors make these flaws less conspicuous. In particular, the excellent performances of Mark Wahlberg and Tyrese Gibson add a lot to the film. Although the story culminates with a slightly corny element of betrayal, overall, this film focused on the Detroit setting is still worth watching.
2.Unlawful Sanctions
Illegal Sanctions" shows the surprises of Wen's early works, and Kevin Bakken's acting skills are particularly outstanding, bringing tension and excitement to the film. However, the setting of the police characters in the play seems to be too thin, and their existence is more to promote the development of the plot than to go deeper. Despite this, the film still manages to create a tense atmosphere and provide the audience with an audio-visual enjoyment.
3."Harry Brown".
Harry Brown, starring Michael Caine, showcases a gangster culture peculiar to the UK. The film's image of a "gangster who kills passers-by for fun" made a deep impression on the audience, although some of the emotional twists in the film are slightly abrupt. In particular, the police's support for Harry Brown at the end of the film, although it may be interpreted as a grudge against long-standing community violence, is not enough foreshadowing of this shift in the film.
4."Fury Rescue".
The emotions conveyed by "Fury Rescue" are real and profound, and its tight plot and vivid lines make it stand out from similar films. It was released earlier than "Hurricane Rescue" and "Fast and Furious" and captivated audiences with its fast-paced editing style and tense plot. However, the film doesn't seem to have caused much discussion on the internet, probably because the lead actor Denzel Washington is less well-known compared to the lead actors of the other two films.
5."Hurricane Rescue".
"Hurricane Rescue" brings the ultimate sense of tension to the audience with its tense plot and logically rigorous story structure. Liam Neeson's character in the film is loved by the audience, and his image of being both combative and detective shows a new look of a mid-life man in crisis. The action scenes in the film are well designed, especially some of the creative scenes in the movie, such as the plug-in chair scene, which adds a lot of highlights to the film.
6.Law-abiding Citizen
The plot of Law-abiding Citizen is exhilarating in the early stages, but the finale is quite unexpected. The film's core theme may not be popular with all audiences, with its complex storyline and reliance on violence to solve problems sparking some controversy. Although it has a certain appeal as an entertainment film, it may be a little disappointing for viewers who expect the film to have a deeper level.
6 restricted-level action movies that fight violence with violence, fists to the flesh, and it's really enjoyable to watch it in one go