It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

I think the movie is by a long shot one of the greatest action movies from the last years,this movie is my Infinity War ,anyd the ratings from IMDB are below the movie's quality.This is the best Punisher style movie of the 2000 's you never saw.

Man, if your up for an old school revenge movie then this is it. The best part of this movie is the partnership between Stan (Travolta) and Dennis (Meloni). The banter between the two is just spot on and hilarious. As the movie goes on it really feels like these two have a past and are syncing back up into their old ways. Stan tries to keep Dennis out of it at first but, when Dennis keeps pushing Stan let's him in on the mission and it feels organic. Of course there's some cheesy moments in this movie but, suprisingly there aren't as many as you would expect. Yes, you did expect some cheesy moments or your not too bright... the movie is called 'I Am Wrath' for heavens sake.If your looking for a movie to pass the time, expecting it to be worth watching but forgettable and then suddenly come out pleasantly surprised then check this out. I know I wasn't expecting too much from this movie and ended up loving it. Perfect ending too.My only problem with the movie is there's a clearly significant death around the end of the movie that has no emotional reaction from any characters at any point. I kept waiting to see a funeral or a freak out but it was like the person killed just didn't exist. It was strange.Well worth the watch.

Columbus. Car Manufacture manager Stanley Hill (John Travolta) flies home to Ohio from a job interview. His wife gets toasted in the parking garage, in a city where we have been told, "nothing's random." After identifying the culprit in a police line up, the cops let the killer walk. Well it seems John worked as "the real ghost stuff" and has a friend (Christopher Meloni) who runs a barber shop and black ops operation in Columbus, Ohio...I guess due to the high demand. Once you can get past this and the Botox face, the film becomes a decent vigilante movie.The film is simple. The twists are so overt and so clue heavy, it is hard to even tag them as a twist. The production includes some token religious scene so we can get the title. The banter between partners provides humor. There is plenty of killing by gun fire, hand to hand, knives, and explosions.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Solid vigilante entertainment.

I don't know whats worse here: the morons on this site, actually thinking this is a good movie or John Travoltas fake looking wig. Which must be because he wants to look younger and cool like he actually was in Face/Off 20 years ago. This crap is clearly amateur made with a low budget. The fact that it's actually directed by Chuck Russel who made "The Mask" and "Eraser" two of my all time favorite movies is embarrassing. A man with his experience should have made a much better movie. For some reason it's rated R, when there is no blood in it, no real swearing, except the f-bomb said one time and it feels like a TV-movie made 30 years ago. Apart from John Travolta in his worst performance since Battlefield Earth and Rebecca De Mornay (her last name always makes me think of lasagna) who is barely in the movie and wasted here, this movie mostly consists of unknown actors giving terrible performances. Rebecca De Mornay-sauce, plays Travoltas wife and she is deliberately killed in a staged robbery in a parking-lot. Why she had to die, I never understood. If it was explained I stopped paying attention a long time before. This movie wants to be Taken, it wants to be The Expendables and it fails at both. John Travolta and Christopher Meloni are laughably pathetic as some old people who belongs in nursing homes, taking on dangerous street criminals. And they are actually good at it?? Yeah right!! And this is because they were apparently involved in black ops, Im guessing around WW1, given how old they seem. All though dangerous is not the word I would use to describe the pathetic cliché ridden street criminals in this joke of a movie.Most ridiculous scene: Travolta gets a giant tattoo of the movies title on his back. In cheap-ass amateur made movies like this a tattoo like that apparently only takes 5 minutes to make. Not hours and at least two visits to the tattoo artist like it would in real life. And the bad-guy Travolta is looking for tells him to lie still, because the tattoo is still wet, only to threaten him with a gun and tell him to get up a second later. When the bad-guy clearly had the advantage of either torturing Travolta with the tattoo needle or simply killing him as he was lying vulnerable on the table. Yes that is an actual scene in this bullshit of a crappy Z-movie that I hate!!! We also have the cliché corrupt governor (who probably ordered the hit on the wife) sitting in the back of his limo drinking scotch and giving orders to an equally corrupt detective. Apart from Travoltas horrible wig (he must have gone bald and gotten way too much Botox) the biggest mystery is how a movie this bad ever got green-lighted. I got a call, while watching this turd of a movie with a friend. When I got back in the room, he had nearly fallen asleep from boredom. Now I don't mind action B-movies if they are made well and have a decent budget and decent acting. This movie has none of that. And the people that like this must either be retarded or teenage boys who don't know any better. Steer clear of this bullshit!! Consider yourself warned!!