Death Wish 3

Charles Bronson at his absolute finest when it comes to wasting dirt bags! Kills everything within an 8 block radius! And his most memorable scene on the fire escape wielding a WWII .30 cal machine gun! The movie is about as immorally repugnant as it gets, and that's the charm of it. You couldn't make this kind of movie today.

Movie was okay the story needed to be more relatable to the main character.

Paul Kersey encarnou o rambo.

Feels way longer than it actually is. Pacing is bad and action is ok at best except for the final conflict

Paul Kersey retorna à Nova York para se encontrar com um velho amigo. Ele, porém, é morto por uma gangue que aterroriza os moradores daquele bairro. Porém, o policial Shriker faz um acordo com Kersey para ele limpar o bairro dos bandidos. Aqui não chegamos a ter um roteiro, nem menos uma ideia de um. É tudo estereotipado. Mas parece uma sequência de acontecimentos que foram montados para dar ideia de um roteiro. Pela primeira vez, Kersey tem um antagonista, o chefe da gangue, Fraker. Péssimas interpretações, direção preguiçosa, roteiro inexistente. Era para enterrar a franquia.

Just another attempt at making something that doesn't work.

It is terrifying how accurately a cartoonish 80s action flick (with Bronson in his 60s) predicts how society would develop. There are blocks in every bigger city right now, where the police more or less has given up, and a Paul Kersey is severely needed. We need to take matters into our own hands and make our neighborhoods nice and clean again!

Terrible and hilarious.

The acting and particularly script is so bad, why do they make the baddies so bad with no redeeming features?! Reality has taken a walk in this film!

Death Wish 3" might elevate the action but takes a hit in storytelling, earning it a 2-star rating. Despite an improvement in action from the previous installments, the narrative takes a nosedive, leaving viewers with a sense of disappointment. It appears that the collaboration of Winner and Bronson might have been driven more by financial motives than a commitment to delivering a compelling story. While the film may satisfy those seeking action, the lack of a strong narrative diminishes its overall impact, resulting in a missed opportunity for a more well-rounded cinematic experience.