The Wrecking Crew

Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista play half-brothers with an unpleasant past. After their father dies mysteriously, they begrudgingly come together to uncover the truth. They also fight a lot (with others and each other). This is an action comedy that works for two reasons: The chemistry of the duo and the incredible action sequences. Bautista goes for gruff, while Momoa is the funniest he’s ever been with sly, off-handed comic delivery. The action scenes are insane with numerous wild blows and one crazy car chase (the CGI seemed to be peeking thru). There’s even a direct reference to the classic “hallway” scene from “Oldboy,” where he dispatches a number of opponents while working his way down the hall. The plot follows the basic formula, but the stars and the action help make it a fun popcorn entertainment.

Both charismatistic leads can't save this so so action buddy comedy. Interesting locale though which gave it a bit of a plus. Mundane action set pieces though really sink this flick.

Really fun show, great cast and acting but the script could be more smooth, take thri time with the story at start but rushing at the end.

I have come to love some actor's schtick (Statham) but there are some (Momoa) that I think its unlikely I ever will.

Awful CGI which also looks low budget and previous millennium, plot and characters so simple, predictable and full I started doing something else mid-movie. Writers just didn’t mind all those plot holes they created. Felt like Momoa had fun, the rest tried to be serious. Momoa was in the right. Awful.