Death Wish in 4K Ultra HD delivers a gritty revenge tale with Bruce Willis, but does it live up to expectations? Here's the breakdown.

Visuals & Quality: While marketed as 4K, some scenes lack the sharpness expected. The German version has no French audio (Pas de vf), and packaging issues were noted—some discs had manufacturing defects.

Plot & Pacing: The film starts slow, focusing on family drama that feels forced. Bruce Willis's character lacks emotional depth, and the plot drags until the action kicks in. The revenge theme is familiar but executed without surprises.

Action & Tone: Violence is toned down compared to the original (Ein Mann sieht Rot), which may disappoint fans of Eli Roth's usual style. The finale is satisfying, but middle sections feel like a 'gun ad' with theatrical flair.

Audience Appeal: Divisive—some praise it as 'super film,' while others call it 'stinklangweilig.' Fans of straightforward action may enjoy it; critics of clichés will find it lacking.

Verdict: A 3.5/5 for Willis's return to form, but flawed pacing and DVD quality issues hold it back. Best for casual viewers, not cinephiles.