Bruce Willis

Five movies into the franchise, the series is far from over.

The classic vigilante story gets a new version in 2018 starring Bruce Willis in the Charles Bronson role. Watch the trailer now.

Watch this crazy video from the set of ‘Pulp Fiction,’ where Bruce Willis correctly guesses that in five years a video movie will completely change Hollywood.

Though a specific reason hasn’t been given, a week after the horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas, Death Wish has been delayed to March of next year.

The ‘Unbreakable’ and ‘Split’ sequel will star Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, and James McAvoy.

The Charles Bronson revenge thriller gets a modern update starring Bruce Willis. Watch the first trailer now.

Decades before Taken got tooken, Charles Bronson went on a revenge rampage. Liam Neeson had his very particular set of skills, but in 1974’s Death Wish, Bronson had a well-kempt mustache, a dead wife, a hospitalized daughter, and a white-hot grudge. The middle-aged man cut a violent swath of retribution through the criminal underground in search of justice for the female members of his family, and in doing so, spawned a genre of brutal, occasionally sadistic action films rooted in mature masculinity. Bruce Willis was one of the many beneficiaries of Bronson’s legacy, and now he’ll repay the favor with a remake of the classic action flick.

After years of toying with and publicly teasing the possibility of a sequel to his 2000 film Unbreakable, M. Night Shyamalan is finally ready to pull the trigger. The director has officially set a return to his darkly subversive take on the superhero genre as his next project. The follow-up, titled Glass, will hit theaters in 2019 — and those are the basics. If you want to know more, you’re warned of potential SPOILERS for another Shyamalan film with connections to Unbreakable.

Man-hunts-down-other-men-who-did-something-to-his-dog seems like it’s become an action movie subgenre of its own ever since John Wick came out, and now Bruce Willis is trying out the trope, playing a private eye who goes on a rampage after his dog gets stolen by drug dealers.

Hayden Christensen has signed on to star alongside Bruce Willis in First Kill, an action-thriller about a police chief trying to solve a case while a bank robber holds a boy hostage. Willis will play the chief, with Christensen as the father of the kidnapped boy, who is on a hunting trip when he’s taken hostage after he witnesses a man shooting a bank robber. Also, the boy might have the key to a locker the bank robber tried to steal from. Christensen is trying to find his son, and Willis starts to wonder if he’s involved in the heist.