Movies that feature revenge as a theme are often some of the most engaging forms of storytelling cinema has to offer. If the ...

Faster is a wild revenge thriller starring Dwayne Johnson and Billy Bob Thornton that is more than just an action machine.

Malek plays a mad-as-hell secret-agent geek brainiac in a watchable but frictionless revenge film that pours a lot of other movies into the blender. He’ll have to go rogue to do it. After all ...

"A Minecraft Movie" dominated the box office over the weekend, becoming the biggest video game movie opening ever. The film's collaboration with McDonald's brings fans a new version of its Happy ...

Henderson (Laurence Fishburne) for weapons training. A grieving man training himself for revenge is a common action movie trope. The great ones express creativity within the action scenes or ...

Laurence Fishburne plays his Morpheus-like mentor. “The Amateur” is a revenge movie that thinks it’s doing something different by giving us an inexperienced vengeance seeker. That’s the on ...

Then again it’s also the kind of movie that backtracks from this mentality and pretends that revenge actually does solve everything, so let’s not give it too much credit. The rest of “The Amateur” ...

He’ll have to go rogue to do it. After all, what good would a revenge movie be if the revenge were sanctioned? That you’re breaking the law yourself is what gives it that special down-and ...

President Trump’s campaign to exact revenge against his perceived foes has turned out to be far more expansive, creative, efficient — and for now, less reliant on the justice system — than ...

Malik plays Charlie Heller, an introverted decoder for the CIA, who becomes an unlikely hero on a global mission for revenge. He said, "I think I gravitate to these characters who are profoundly ...

But a new screen adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ 1846 tale of a man who seeks his revenge after being falsely ... co-wrote and co-produced a successful movie version of The Three Musketeers ...

This angsty revenge movie actually boasts an unusual production pedigree in that it was originally written by Sylvester Stallone as a miniseries to showcase another side of Statham’s talents.