The Equalizer 3

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The trilogy is finished this weekend with the release of The Equalizer 3. After abandoning his life as a government assassin, Robert McCall seeks solace in dispensing justice for the oppressed. Settled in Southern Italy, he uncovers that his newfound friends are under the sway of local crime bosses. As the situation escalates into a life-threatening ordeal, McCall assumes the role of their protector, confronting the mafia to ensure their safety.

What follows is The Good, The Bad, and The Spoilers of The Equalizer 3.

The Good

The Equalizer 3 has a fantastic story with lots of action, keeping up with the excitement of the previous films. And, of course, Denzel Washington is amazing once again, bringing his usual intensity and charisma to the character. It's a solid addition to the series. Loved seeing Washington and Dakota Fanning working together once again.

The Bad

The major problem I had with The Equalizer 3 was that Dakota Fanning’s character supposedly has no idea who Robert McCall is when they finally meet. At the end of the movie we learn that she is the daughter of McCall’s close friend who died in the previous film. McCall was so close to this friend that he was in her house, knew her husband, attended her funeral, and even worked to avenger her death. Despite all this, the audience is expected to believe that the daughter had never met him?

My Overall Opinion

I give The Equalizer 3 a score of 8 out of 10.

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