Words Adam Matulewicz

Marine Ray Garrison, killed in action. The perfect candidate for the RST Corporation to resurrect, fill with nanotechnology, and send out as a Terminator-like mercenary. Based on the best-selling comic book by Valiant Comics, Bloodshot comes to the big screen on what he believes is a revenge mission.

Thrown into a spiral of manipulated dreams, Garrison is sent out to track down the man who killed his wife…again, and again, and again. But when this army of one awakens to the truth that he’s being weaponised against his will, he begins to fight back and seeks revenge against those who gave him new life.

Becoming an all-new kind of super-soldier, Vin Diesel is bringing broody to the superhero genre. With comic book movies ruling the silver screen, will Bloodshot set this adaptation aside from our expectations of comic book movies? A sinister plot might do it, and with such serious edge, Bloodshot could even make Avengers: Endgame look like a comedy.

Fuelled by the lies of an evil corporation, watch as Bloodshot uncovers the truth about his new masters, while maybe learning about his true self along the way.

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