Movie critic Bruce Miller says 'The Equalizer 3' is a lot like “John Wick” and any number of Liam Neeson movies; very violent, but with a simple story. But if it gets Washington on screen, who are we to complain?
Edward Woodward’s was sly and dashing. Queen Latifah’s is cunning and active.In “The Equalizer 3,” his Robert McCall is in Italy where a Mafia gang shakes down everyone within spitting distance.
An agent has entered his serene, tea-filled life and learns there are drugs being trafficked through a winery. The two work together — at arm’s length — and watch as residents get “The Godfather” treatment just about everywhere they go. Even a situation with everyone in the town square leans in his favor. To creep up on his foes, McCall always dresses in black, lurks in corners and makes friends in high places.
What’s even more puzzling is the number of subtitles “Equalizer 3” boasts. It’s practically a foreign language film, and it doesn’t need to be.
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