Without Remorse (2021)
Without Remorse
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Tom Clancy was a writer and historian known for his mature stories about espionage and investigation, gaining notoriety mainly for embarking on the Cold War atmosphere. However, despite the success of his books, Clancy's name ended up gaining even more strength in the movies, with adaptations that immortalized his stories on the big screen. Now, after 'Jack Ryan' and 'The Hunt for Red October', it's time for the story 'Without Remorse' to hit the screens under the baton of director Stefano Sollima (from the surprising 'Sicario: Day of the Soldier'). In the plot, starring Michael B. Jordan ('Black Panther'), we follow the story of an elite Navy officer who wants to take revenge on Russian soldiers in the best 'John Wick' style - only that, instead of killing his dog, the target was the American's wife. A typical spy movie, but Sollima manages to give it a more dizzying pace of action in its execution. Highlight for Jordan, who is able to transition well between emotions and action at the skin.
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John Clark, a Navy SEAL, goes on a path to avenge his wife's murder only to find himself inside of a larger conspiracy.
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