Maybe it is because it is a story of heists that take place in L. A., but I felt like it had an Italian Job feel to it. Though I enjoyed the Italian Job a lot more, the Wrath of Man comes in at a 7 movie when viewed in a theater (I doubt I would have enjoyed this movie as much if I had watched it at home).
A lot of action with a storyline that unfurls nicely (I like how they played around with the timeline; the story does not unfold in a linear fashion ---- although I hate that approach in books, it worked very well in this movie).
The story is not very realistic, the characters are poorly developed, and after I finished watching the film I felt like there were needless loose ends (did they just edit a lot of the film out, leaving some stuff in that caused me to scratch my head afterwards). Nonetheless, if you are looking for action and an interesting storyline, I think you'll enjoy this in a theater.....especially if you, like me, have been limited to streaming on a TV at home for the past 14 months due to the pandemic.
A lot of action with a storyline that unfurls nicely (I like how they played around with the timeline; the story does not unfold in a linear fashion ---- although I hate that approach in books, it worked very well in this movie).
The story is not very realistic, the characters are poorly developed, and after I finished watching the film I felt like there were needless loose ends (did they just edit a lot of the film out, leaving some stuff in that caused me to scratch my head afterwards). Nonetheless, if you are looking for action and an interesting storyline, I think you'll enjoy this in a theater.....especially if you, like me, have been limited to streaming on a TV at home for the past 14 months due to the pandemic.