Charles Bronson, Deborah Raffin, Martin Balsam
The rugged Mr. Bronson is back again as Paul Kersey, the Korean War vet who loves to lure street thugs to surprise endings.
DVD Release Date: February 3, 2004
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August 7, 2009
"A .475 Wildey magnum is a shorter version of the African big game cartridge, it makes a real mess."
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By 1985, the movie-going public had been subjected to a new breed of action filmmaking: the "one man army" genre. Character development and logic are of no concern to -
February 3, 2008
Not as good as Death Wish 1 but I enjoy watching bad guys taking a beating!
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January 28, 2008
There are few movies out there that can honestly be called classics, Deathwish 3 is one. I must have watched this movie dozens of times, yet each time it is just as ridiculously funny. From the outset the movie explodes with laughs. Kersey's trip to jail, where he is threatened b...( read more)
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February 18, 2009
It's hard not to enjoy this series. Even though Bronson is always watchable, the terrible story, music, and editing make it easy to discredit. The original Death Wish movie got in trouble for glorifying violence, however this does it to a level that's actually great fun to watch.
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March 1, 2009
Charles Bronson returns to the Big Apple to help a bunch of old people blow away a bunch of snot-nosed punks ruining their neighborhood. Michael Winner's 1985 classic 'Death Wish 3' is his love song to the works of Bergman, and the veritable 'Seventh Seal' of bad action movies. I...( read more)
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February 15, 2009
It's like Rudi Giuliani took great offense to the existence of "The Wire" and decided the problem with Bernie Goetz was that he didn't have a silver haired Blagojevich mane, moustache, and decked out arsenal, and didn't walk through all of Manhattan.
Certainly campy funny and so...( read more)
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