Bruce Willis returns to his hard-hitting action roots in 'Death Wish' Trailer!


Eli Roth hasn’t really had a hit as a director in quite some time. His last two efforts (if you can even call them that), “Knock Knock” and “The Green Inferno,” came and went from theaters and didn't resonate at all with fans, receiving nothing but bad reviews. But i highly doubt that will be the case for the director’s next movie. Roth is resurrecting “Death Wish,” the film series that started back in 1974 and made a movie icon out of Charles Bronson, and he’s getting some help from Bruce "Die Hard"Willis.
The actor will be returning to his hard-hitting action roots as Paul Kersey, a mild-mannered father who becomes a stone cold killing machine after his wife is murdered and his daughter is raped and left in a coma (wouldn't You?) . The original “Death Wish” series included four films released between 1974 and 1994, all of which starred Bronson as Kersey. The remake co-stars the brilliant Vincent D’Onofrio, Dean Norris, Kimberly Elise, and the hilarious Mike Epps.
The most surprising part about “Death Wish” might just be that it’s being distributed by Annapurna Pictures, the indie powerhouse behind such titles as “Her,” “Zero Dark Thirty,” and “American Hustle." The movie marks their biggest genre push to date. 
"Death Wish" hits US cinemas 22 November 2017.

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