Havoc

So turns out if you let Gareth Evans write and direct a movie with guns instead of fists, the body count gets really really high. If you don't like his other movies, this will not change that. If you enjoy his other movies for the long and burtal fight scenes the volume of guns might lose you in this one but I think there is still an audiance for this one. Gritty in tone and content, and still maintains some extended fight/shootout seqeunces with Evans trademark brutal violence, some neat camera work and a solid soundtrack. I also love seeing Timothy Olyphant and Luis Guzmán show up in any movie as well. While I'm not sure if it will end up on my top movies of the year list, I've seen many worse movies this year so far and certanly many worse Netflix movies that have been released.

If I'd have to describe this movie in one word, I'd say random. The shacking camera makes it worse than it is.