Death Wish 4: The Crackdown
Crime • R • 1987 • 1 hr 39 min
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Charles Bronson, Kay Lenz, John P. Ryan, Perry Lopez, George Dickerson
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I love Bronson but this isn't the best of the Death Wish bunch. If you're a huge fan of his, watch it; if not, you're not missing out.
I can think of other actors like Bronson, a bad actor, but lovable. If that’s you, you’ll love it, if not, you probably won’t care for it.
This movie sums up Cannon Pictures and the Charles Bronson films they made throughout the 80s. It’s a hands down “so bad it’s good” film.
Fans of the first three will love it, but anyone else might as well stay away. Same old same old, but it's still entertaining to the highest
More of the same from this series. Not as cheesy as part 3 though.
If you told me the guy who created the D.A.R.E. program wrote the script, I’d believe you. Action is weak, FX are cheap... it’s laughable.
Very cheesy but whole lot of fun
More of the same.
4/10
Underappreciated action classic.
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