Havoc

Havoc is a gritty action-thriller directed by Gareth Evans, starring Tom Hardy as a detective caught in the crossfire of a failed drug deal, corrupt officials, and a violent criminal underworld. Set in a dark, stylized city, the film follows his descent into chaos as he tries to rescue a politician's son and expose deep-rooted corruption.

What Works:

Tom Hardy delivers a fierce, intense performance.

Action sequences are brutal, well-choreographed, and relentless.

Visually impressive with gritty cinematography and slick editing.

What Doesn't Work:

The story is thin and overly familiar, with predictable twists.

Supporting characters are underdeveloped.

Lacks emotional depth-feels more like a video game than a movie at times.

Final Verdict: Havoc is all style and action with limited substance. If you're a fan of raw, brutal thrillers and don't mind a weak storyline, it's a wild ride. But if you're expecting depth or originality, it may disappoint.

Rating: 7/10.