A new trailer has been revealed forHavoc.Havocis an upcoming movie in the one-person action army style, which starsTom Hardyas a detective who has to fight his way through the criminal underworld to rescue the estranged son of a notable politician, and on the way, unravels an underlying conspiracy. In addition to Hardy,Havocis set to feature a leading cast including Timothy Olyphant, Forest Whitaker, and Luis Guzmán.The film is written and directed by Gareth Evans and produced by Evans and Hardy along with Ed Talfan and Aram Tertzakian.
Now,Netflixhasreleased the trailer forHavoc. The trailer starts off with high tension, as Hardy’s character reveals that he just came from a crime scene that included “nine bodies.” The scene then transitions to a high-energy, gun-filled look at the underground world in which Hardy takes part. The teaser’s action sequences mix both martial arts and guns, as Hardy battles against multiple different people throughout the trailer. The trailer also confirmed the movie’sNetflix release date is April 25.
What This Means For Havoc
The Havoc Trailer Is Fast-Paced
The actual content of theHavoctrailer spans less than one minute, butit gives a clear sense of the tone and pace of the upcoming movie.Set to music and the rhythmic quality of the gun’s firing, the trailer is unrelenting in its action. From the very first moments,the clip establishes that this movie is going to involve high-body count crimes, and it seems like Hardy will be deeply involved in said actions as he wreaks havoc on those around him.
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TheHavoctrailer also emphasizes that this movie was made by the director ofRaid, Gareth Evans. WithThe Raid 2coming out in 2014, this Netflix movie will be the first action romp from Evans in 11 years. BothThe Raid: Redemptionand its sequel have had a lasting action impact, and it’s one that Netflix seeks to capitalize on. The marketing also highlighted Hardy as its lead, clearly showing that this Hardy-Evans duo is what Netflix is banking on when it comes toHavoc’s success.
Our Take On The Havoc Trailer
Havoc’s John Wick Inspiration Is Clear
With the trailer’s crime underworlds and single-person focus, it is clear that Netflix is trying to mimic theJohn WickfranchisewithHavoc. While Chad Stahelski’s theatrically released tetralogy will be hard to top, theHavoctrailer is not entirely unsuccessful in mirroring the Keanu Reeves franchise’s energy. Even in its short clip, the strength of the fight choreography is palpable, and Hardy’s mysterious and brooding protagonist has star potential.
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Havoc, released in 2025, follows a jaded cop navigating a corrupt city’s criminal underworld after a drug heist spirals out of control. Tasked with rescuing a politician’s son, the film delves into themes of crime and redemption as the protagonist battles relentless opposition.
