The Equalizer 3 brings Denzel Washington’s Robert McCall back for one last mission, this time trading the urban streets for the sun-drenched cliffs of Southern Italy. Directed once again by Antoine Fuqua, the film delivers a slower, more atmospheric take on McCall’s brand of justice, blending brutal action with a reflective tone that makes this a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.
After barely surviving a violent encounter, McCall finds himself recuperating in a small coastal town, where he forms an unexpected bond with the locals. But when the Sicilian Mafia begins terrorizing the community, McCall’s moral code forces him out of retirement. What follows is a meticulously paced revenge thriller, with Washington commanding every scene with his signature quiet intensity. The action, when it comes, is visceral and unforgiving—McCall’s kills are as creative and brutal as ever.
The film’s greatest strength is its sense of finality. Unlike the previous entries, The Equalizer 3 leans into McCall’s weariness, making his violence feel more personal. The supporting cast, including Dakota Fanning as a CIA analyst, adds depth, but this is undeniably Washington’s show. The Italian setting provides a stunning backdrop, contrasting the beauty of the landscape with the ugliness of crime.
While some may miss the high-octane pacing of the first two films, The Equalizer 3 excels as a character-driven sendoff. It’s less about non-stop action and more about McCall finding peace—on his own terms.
Rating: 4/5
Verdict: A stylish, contemplative, and brutally satisfying conclusion to Denzel Washington’s iconic vigilante saga. If this is truly McCall’s last ride, he goes out in peak form.
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