Death Wish V: The Face of Death

Top badass moment? Charles Bronson and one of the best 'forgotten' movies baddies ever, Tommy O'Shea. There's enough badass action in this movie for you to need a rectal examination after watching it. Charles Bronson was 74 (I think) when he made this film. If he got involved in setting governmental pension policies, I doubt any grannies would be dying from hyperthermia in winter because they couldn't afford to put their heating on. That would be badass too. No cats, chainsaws or decapitations.

Laughably bad. Shouldn't exist, but it does. These days it is resigned to late night time slots on cable Action channels, where middle aged men may watch half an hour of it while drinking a beer and eating leftovers from the fridge.

At 73, watching Bronson pretend he is still limber and fast enough to do his vigilante thing is one hell of a joke. Heck being engaged to a woman thirty years younger is even a joke. I kept waiting for him to collapse into a pile of dust in a faint breeze. Now that would have been some action. This has got to be one of the biggest nose dives in action movie quality in any series ever while retaining the same lead actor.

Death Wish V is without doubt the dullest film I've ever seen. It makes the likes of Rocky V, Dirty Harry V, Leprechaun V all look like masterpieces. Charles Bronson is by now a pensioner and looks like he's about to keel over at any point. Across the course of five films everybody that Bronson has ever managed to brush past has been raped and/or murdered. He's avenged his wife, daughter, friends and the many women in his life. And for a change, this time around it's another female interest...

Poisons a cannoli... classic.

For a 4th Death Wish sequel this isn't bad at all. Of course, it's insanely predictable, but script-wise it's structurally far more solid than one would expect. It smartly foregoes the usual scenes of Kersey developing a relationship & starts him off w/ a makeshift family, so when the inevitable tragedy occurs he's got reason for vengeance. This film also has, far & away, the best villains - a disguise freak & a wisecracking but sociopathic mob boss who's so evil even his daughter runs from him

Sidste salgsdag langt overskredet.

A damn train crash. They lost their way in the franchise. Not even Bronson and his unexpressive badass stares could save this junk. Honestly, I wont give it a worse rating out of respect to the series and to Bronson. I just wish these people had the same respect and simply burned the film in a bonfire before its release.

OK. This one was bad and probably should not have happened. However, I did like Michael Parks as the villain. Also, it was kind of fun seeing Bronson in this role one last time.

An 80's movie made in the 90's, yuck.

o_O // O.M.G.

Ugh go away Saul Rubinek. Bronson's girlfriend gets assaulted by a Kids in the Hall character.