I Am Wrath (2016) (original) (raw)
Unemployed engineer Stanley Hill (John Travolta) witnesses the murder of his wife Vivian (Rebecca De Mornay), who was attacked by thugs in a parking garage. Wracked with guilt, Stanley is haunted by the image of Vivian dying in his arms. When Detective Gibson (Sam Trammell) and other corrupt police officers are unable to bring the killers to justice, Stanley turns to his old friend Dennis (Christopher Meloni) and decides to take matters into his own hands. It is only then that Stanley and Dennis are found to have a mysterious past that, until now, they have kept very well hidden. As they ...(more)
Unemployed engineer Stanley Hill (John Travolta) witnesses the murder of his wife Vivian (Rebecca De Mornay), who was attacked by thugs in a parking garage. Wracked with guilt, Stanley is haunted by the image of Vivian dying in his arms. When Detective Gibson (Sam Trammell) and other corrupt police officers are unable to bring the killers to justice, Stanley turns to his old friend Dennis (Christopher Meloni) and decides to take matters into his own hands. It is only then that Stanley and Dennis are found to have a mysterious past that, until now, they have kept very well hidden. As they inflict their revenge, those involved in the cover up realise that Stanley and Dennis are more dangerous than they could ever have imagined... (less)
Director: Chuck Russell
Writers: Paul Sloan, Yvan Gauthier
Starring: John Travolta, Christopher Meloni, Amanda Schull, Sam Trammell, Patrick St. Esprit, Rebecca De Mornay
Producer: Michael Mendelsohn
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Review by Brian Orndorf, May 12, 2016
3 / 10
Although the feature was in development long before the release of 2014�s �John Wick,� �I Am Wrath� can�t help but come off as a poorly designed rip-off, exploring the same elements of the stellar Keanu Reeves picture, but lacking directorial flourish, storytelling clarity, and credible performances. John Travolta steps into the retired killer role for this round of criminal extermination, but he�s truly lost here, struggling to make sense of his character and director Chuck Russell�s complete mangling of theme. �I Am Wrath� is trashy and forgettable, and it never ceases to feel like a missed ...read more...
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