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Production has begun in Sardinia on Italian director Louis Nero’s futuristic drama Milarepa, starring Harvey Keitel. The US’ Orwo Studios is handling sales to the film and talking to buyers at the EFM.

Keitel joins a cast that also includes F. Murray Abraham, Angela Molina, Iazua Larios, Al Yamagouchi, Michael Ronda and Bruno Bilotta.

Milarepa takes place in a ‘no tech’ future and follows the story of a young girl who must disguise herself as a boy in order to exact revenge on her father’s family for enslaving her and her mother. The story is inspired by a...

The Equalizer 3's opening sequence establishes a direct continuity with the previous film, showing Robert McCall making things right as a Lyft driver in the US before eventually settling in Italy. The new footage includes stunning cinematography of the Italian coast and countryside, which is attracting fans and enticing them to watch the sequel. In the extended preview, McCall gives his opponent nine seconds to decide his fate at a vineyard, leading to a brutal confrontation where he humiliate the villain and ultimately kills him. Fans are responding positively to both the film and the song "Nine Seconds" that plays throughout.

Warning! The following contains Spoilers for The Equalizer 3.

Robert McCall almost always gives the bad guys a choice, but they never listen. The Equalizer 3 is now available on digital, and Sony Pictures Entertainment is celebrating its release with a special, extended preview. For fans who haven...

The Equalizer 3 showed Denzel Washington stepping into the shoes of Robert McCall once again, in an adventure that made the character think about how he wanted to spend his future. During a dangerous encounter with Lorenzo Vitale (Bruno Bilotta), McCall was severely injured, rendering him useless against the evil forces that wanted to move forward with their nefarious plans. A new deleted scene from the sequel has been released by Fandango, featuring Washington's protagonist being followed by a man who wanted to kill him. But in a true Robert McCall fashion, the criminal will turned out to be surprised by the war veteran.

Fans can see famed vigilante Robert McCall in action for free as the first 10 minutes of The Equalizer 3 emerge online amid its anticipated digital premiere.

Per IGN, the early stages of The Equalizer threequel is available for fans of the Denzel Washington-led film franchise to watch before purchasing the movie on digital platforms, beginning Oct. 3. The first 10 minutes sees The Equalizer 3 get off to a gory start at a vineyard in Sicily, with McCall (Washington) seemingly facing certain death at the hands of some local gangsters led by crime lord Lorenzo Vitale (Bruno Bilotta) before the ex-Marine outsmarts them and shoots them all down. The opening sequences of the movie live up to director Antoine Fuqua's quips that the latest installment of The Equalizer would be a "masterpiece of violence."

Related: Why The Equalizer 3 Director Cut Romantic Scenes With Denzel Washington

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The Equalizer movies have a unique approach to the vigilante genre, with Denzel Washington's McCall using violence as a last resort and giving his enemies a chance to surrender. McCall's use of improvised weapons, rather than guns, sets him apart from other vigilante action heroes. He is skilled at turning objects in a room into deadly weapons. In the opening scene of The Equalizer 3, McCall breaks his rule of not using guns, showing how lost he has become and the impact of his friend's death. However, he later goes back to using improvised weapons by the end of the movie.

Warning: Major spoilers for The Equalizer 3 below!The Equalizer 3's opening scene sees Denzel Washington's McCall break an unofficial franchise rule, but there's a story logic behind this. Whereas most movies about vigilantes - ranging from Charles Bronson's Death Wish movies to the various adaptations...

Director Antoine Fuqua and Denzel Washington orchestrate a symphony of masterful violence in the summer's best action film. The Equalizer 3 brings bloody vengeance to Italy's beautiful Amalfi Coast. An unstoppable killer burdened by loneliness discovers friendship and belonging in the company of kind strangers. He'll return the favor when their price of extortion becomes intolerable. The saga of heroic vigilante Robert McCall comes to a thrilling conclusion in an unexpected storyline. His reasons for leaving Boston and confronting a merciless new enemy opens a different path of possibilities.

In Sicily, Don Lorenzo Vitale (Bruno Bilotta) arrives at his palatial estate to a shocking surprise. The gate guards have been killed. He cautiously drives into the courtyard. More dead bodies litter the path. The nervous crime boss gets a gun from his glove compartment. He approaches the front door. A terrified soldato shakes as he answers the simple question, "Why are you alive?...

Denzel Washington will star for the last time as Robert McCall in The Equalizer 3, marking the final chapter of the action franchise. The teaser reveals a glimpse of McCall's attempt to settle into a peaceful life, but his past and the threat from the local mafia disrupts his tranquility. The film features a star-studded cast, including Dakota Fanning, and reunites Washington with director Antoine Fuqua.

Academy Award winner and Hollywood icon Denzel Washington takes the fight to the “cancer” that is the Mafia in the latest teaser for The Equalizer 3. Released via Sony Pictures, Washington is all set to launch the final chapter of the action movie franchise next month. Check out the latest look at The Equalizer 3 below.

You don’t want to keep Robert McCall waiting. Denzel Washington is back in #TheEqualizer3 – witness the final chapter, exclusively in movie theaters September 1. pic.twitter.com...

"No one can be trusted in this village." Lionsgate has released a trailer for a very cheesy Italian action film titled The Tracker, made by filmmaker Giorgio Serafini. The film stars Dolph Lundgren, completing his move away from anything with any real substance or worthwhile content, into the world of campy Italian B-movies. He's already been there for a while, but why not churn out a few more of these films for no one to watch. What is this one about? A mysterious stranger travels to a remote village where, 15 years earlier, his wife and daughter were kidnapped. Lundgren plays some kind of veteran marksman who gets revenge on the criminals who took his family. Also starring Cosimo Fusco, Anna Falchi, Marta Gastini, Bruno Bilotta, and Marco Mazzoli. This film looks as forgettable as they come, not even worth it for Lundgren. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Giorgio Serafini's The Tracker,...