Death Wish 5: The Face of Death [1994] (NTSC)
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BRONSON'S LAST THEATER APPEARANCE
Review date: 2008-07-10 Rating: 8 out of 10
DEATH WISH 5 - THE FACE OF DEATH is a really good action-thriller (better than part 4!) and a descent ending to my favorite movie series of all time. The story is pretty much the same as usual. Bronson's girlfriend, Olivia Regent is attacked and killed by mobster Tommy O'Shea (a brilliant performance by Michael Parks, by the way). That's enough for Bronson to turn vigilante.
Good directing by Allan Goldstein, this movie is surprisingly suspenseful! Also they way Kersey takes out some of the mobsters is quite interesting and made me smile more than once with cool puns all the way. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED and unfortunately the last Bronson film made for the big screen. Bronson is (was) in top form - although well over 70!
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One more Death Wish too manyReview date: 2008-01-23 Rating: 4 out of 10Bronson was a superb actor, and very underrated in my opinion - but this was definately one too many for the series. He looked uncomfortable and unsure in this movie and his age showed, and Death Wish should have been left at the trilogy level. DW4 was mediocre, but this one soon became tedious to watch. Sorry Charles, only 2 stars for this one, and that's being 1 star too generous really. ENOUGH PLEASEReview date: 2007-10-22 Rating: 2 out of 10How the heck did we reach number five. Charles Bronson has killed more people than i can count. Has nobody clocked him yet. I almost felt sorry for muggers !!
Please stop making these films. The first film was great and cutting edge but number five......ENOUGHgood stuffReview date: 2005-10-24 Rating: 8 out of 10How can anyone knock Chas Bronson?! He was the MAN. This film may appear a trite, re-hashed version of a previous movie in the series, but so what! As one of the last films this guy made, it stands as a homage to an incredible character in 20th century cinema, even though he plays himself in whatever he ever did. This man stand for strength, masculinity and machismo in the extreme and I worship the ground he walked on. Basically, (again) he stands up for what is right, protecting his girl where possible and upholding the law - until the time inevitably comes when he has to become the vigilante again.
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Actor(s):
Lesley-Anne Down
Jefferson Mappin
Charles Bronson
Saul Rubinek
Miguel Sandoval
Creators:
Charles Bronson (Primary Contributor)
Lesley-Anne Down (Primary Contributor)
Curtis Petersen (Cinematographer)
Terry Plumeri (Composer)
Director(s):
Recording label: Vidmark / Trimark Manufacturer: Vidmark / TrimarkEAN: 9786305245483Binding: DVDISBN: 6305245487Number of items: 1Format: Closed-captioned, Colour, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC, Release date: 1999-01-26Universal product code (UPC): 031398691938Aspect ratio: 1.33:1DVD layers: 1DVD sides: 1Picture format: Pan & ScanRunning time: 95 minutesTheatrical release date: 1994-01-14Language: English (Original Language)
Language: French (Subtitled)
Language: Spanish (Subtitled)