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Alan Ritchson delivers a stellar action performance in Motor City (2026), but its choice to abandon dialogue is too much of a gimmick.

Agent Kim Reactivated (Kim bu-jang) is a bizarre hybrid of brutal action and unserious humor with a surprising amount of emotional depth.

Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer’s Ride or Die is an action comedy series that throws expectations out of the window. 

Joe Taslim talks the personal impact The Furious had on him and what he took away from his research of Navin’s journalistic trade.

Thick as Thieves has potential to deliver more, but for now, all it provides is mindless repetition and half-baked stealth.

Mortal Kombat II is a profoundly silly follow-up that delivers action spectacle with no substance or characterization.

My Dearest Assassin strives to tell a story of violence, love and sorrow, but sadly fails to hit any of its targets fully.

Man on Fire Season 1 is messy in spots, but its focus on grief, revenge, and memory gives the violence more weight than spectacle alone.

Protector enlightens audiences on human trafficking issues in America, and sympathizes with traumatized military personnel.

Samson brings cinematic action flare and storytelling, and tells the player, that victory is just seeing the sunrise.