#action

#action

The sequel features Hutch returning as a suburban assassin, engaging in relentless fight sequences against numerous foes, ultimately leading to a massive war-zone finale.

Assassin's Creed Mirage trades expansive RPG mechanics for a straightforward action experience, focusing on stealth gameplay set in 9th-century Baghdad, completing in around a dozen hours.

In 'Predator: Badlands,' a young Yautja named Dek, portrayed by Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi, becomes the protagonist, marking a departure from the franchise's traditional storytelling.

Unfinished Business is a standalone expansion to RoboCop: Rogue City, built on its foundation but lacks much of its predecessor's compelling features, primarily focusing on action.

The red-band trailer shows Johnny being recruited for the next tournament by Raiden and Sonya Blade, with him feeling outmatched but crucial to Earth’s fate.

The trailer showcases several high-energy matchups, including Cage facing off against Kitana and Baraka, and Jax battling both Jade and Kitana.

Angela Barnes, our director, is amazing because she leans so heavily into the narrative. With Ironheart, episode 5 starts, and the first third is action sequences. I feel some directors get lost in the 'let's do this cool action' thing, and all of the punching, kicking, and fighting becomes a blur. But Angela really wanted to root our action in the story.

N.A.T.A.L.I.E. watches old footage of Riri and Natalie with a longing expression, realizing she is merely an approximation of a person, though a beautiful one.

M3GAN 2.0 shifts from horror to action, embracing a redemption arc for its titular android, amidst a narrative reflecting global AI technology races.

Romeo is a Dead Man stars Romeo Stargazer, a dude who was pulled back from the brink of death, gained time-shattering powers, and became a universe-hopping special agent for the FBI.

Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Scheme" is a comedy that tackles a serious story about a wealthy industrialist's ambitious infrastructure project, framed by Anderson's iconic style.

In the anime series Lazarus, creator Shinichiro Watanabe introduces a world where a corrupted painkiller threatens humanity, blending action with a dystopian narrative.

The trailer sets up a thrilling premise reminiscent of '90s action thrillers, combining suspense, dark humor, and the urgency of saving a loved one.