This movie delivers an enjoyable experience thanks to its action sequences. I found myself liking *Death Wish* without any complications. The action is well-executed and includes memorable moments of violence. There's also a degree of emotional depth to the story. Bruce Willis brings a sense of amusement to his character, and Dean Norris provides excellent support. Camila Morrone stands out among the other perform…

The film Death Kiss features Robert “Bronzi” Kovacs, and his appearance is strikingly reminiscent of Charles Bronson; he’s not an unpleasant performer. I think he might have been even more impressive, or perhaps a pairing of him and Bruce would have worked well if there were a reimagining of the story.

This one isn't surprising; it doesn't measure up to the first film. Still, it wasn’t terrible. I can’t imagine revisiting this Bruce Willis take anytime soon, but my time with it wasn’t unpleasant. _Final rating:★★½ - There was a lot here that I liked, but ultimately it didn’t quite come together._

The decision to revisit classic Charles Bronson movies and then cast someone like Bruce Willis suggests Hollywood has run out of fresh concepts. It's hard to believe anyone would approve something this bad. This film is disrespectful to audiences and should be held responsible for the time and money it squanders. Completely dreadful.

It proved difficult for Willis and his director to portray their central figure in a way that wouldn't seem entirely awful; even if they managed this, it represents an important accomplishment, albeit one that’s open to debate.