SISU: Estrada da Vingança
Dirigido por Jalmari Helander
Um explosivo evento de ação sequência de SISU. Um sobrevivente de guerra retorna à casa onde sua família foi brutalmente assassinada. Ele a desmonta, carrega em um caminhão e decide reconstruí-la em um local seguro em sua homenagem. Quando o comandante do Exército Vermelho que matou sua família retorna determinado a terminar o trabalho, uma perseguição implacável e de tirar o fôlego acontece.
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- Tyler S16 de dezembro de 2025A pure shot of adrenaline to the heart. 90 minutes of absolute action and carnage. I like how in the current landscape of most sequels writers and directors seem to acknowledge issues audiences had with the original and rectify them. All the problems I had with Sisu have been swiped away in Road to Revenge. Casting Stephen Lang as the main villain was a genius move, he has perfected playing characters we love to hate. Jorma Tommila is the action star we deserve, the man has zero lines, but expresses so much emotion with his face we feel every ounce of pain and loss. Watching him get his revenge is one of the most satisfying movie going experiences of the year. Pretty sure I said this in my review for Sisu but people call Aatami Korpi the Finnish John Wick and that's not the case at all, this beast is Rambo all the way. Hopefully this does well and we get a trilogy. Highly Recommended! 👍👍 8.5/10
- Hipster ZOMBIE27 de novembro de 2025Sisu: Road to Revenge is a reminder that sometimes cinema doesn’t need complicated motivations, tangled lore, or a three-act emotional dissertation about finding yourself. Sometimes it just needs one man, one ruined home, and enough carnage to make even the most seasoned grindhouse aficionado laugh and say, “…damn…OH SHIT!” The film doubles down on the bloody, bone-crunching brutality that made the original Sisu such a cult sensation. If the first movie dipped its toes into exploitation-style gore, Road to Revenge does a cannonball into it—sending limbs, shrapnel, and crimson spray in every possible direction. And yet, beneath the geysers of blood and pulped-flesh poetry, the story couldn’t be more stripped-down or earnest: a man just wants to rebuild his damn house. That’s it. Forget national conspiracies, secret cabals, or long-lost family trauma. This is a revenge saga built on the most relatable foundation of all—home improvement gone catastrophically sideways. The grindhouse aesthetic is lovingly baked into every frame: blown-out colors, chapter interruptions,and that slightly grimy texture perfect for midnight cinema viewing. The editing is sharp, the pacing relentless, and the violence so deliberately exaggerated it borders on slapstick—if slapstick involved pickaxes, landmines, and an alarming disregard for human anatomy. Several standout moments include a man being tossed through a window shield, a biker flying through the air and getting blown up and of course, THAT plane scene. I don’t want to say anymore than that because you need to see it! If you love grindhouse throwbacks, unapologetic gore, and stories with the narrative depth of a sledgehammer to the skull, Sisu: Road to Revenge is a deliriously fun ride.
- RipLinesMan23 de dezembro de 2025Sisu: Road to Revenge turns the Finnish wilderness into a kind of open air inferno that still feels spiritually wired to Event Horizon (1997), Paul W. S. Anderson’s masterpiece about what happens when a journey becomes a one way corridor into damnation. Jorma Tommila’s Aatami Korpi is built like a man who already crawled out of the furnace and decided to walk back in on purpose, and the movie’s revenge engine runs with the same moral math as Event Horizon’s central duel: Laurence Fishburne’s Captain Miller clinging to procedure and survival versus Sam Neill’s Dr William Weir surrendering to the red glow that promises meaning while it strips you for parts. Here the tempters wear uniforms and certainty, with Stephen Lang’s Yeagor Dragunov embodying institutional cruelty that talks like order while acting like a gatekeeper to deeper circles, and Richard Brake’s KGB Officer adding that cold bureaucratic menace that makes evil feel stamped and filed. Tommi Korpela’s Finnish Man and Kaspar Velberg’s Pilot function like anxious crew, witnesses to how violence spreads when the door is opened, and Jalmari Helander stages the action with blunt clarity so each kill lands as consequence rather than spectacle, like an airlock cycling shut after something unspeakable slipped through. The result is not just cathartic but mythic in a grim way, a revenge film that understands endurance as its own kind of theology, where the hero does not escape the underworld so much as drag it across the snow until it stops following him.
Trívia de SISU: Estrada da Vingança
SISU: Estrada da Vingançafoi lançado em 22 de outubro de 2025.
SISU: Estrada da Vingançafoi dirigido por Jalmari Helander.
SISU: Estrada da Vingançatem a duração de 89 min.
SISU: Estrada da Vingançafoi produzido por Petri Jokiranta, Mike Goodridge.
Um explosivo evento de ação sequência de SISU. Um sobrevivente de guerra retorna à casa onde sua família foi brutalmente assassinada. Ele a desmonta, carrega em um caminhão e decide reconstruí-la em um local seguro em sua homenagem. Quando o comandante do Exército Vermelho que matou sua família retorna determinado a terminar o trabalho, uma perseguição implacável e de tirar o fôlego acontece.
Os personagens principais de SISU: Estrada da Vingança são Aatami Korpi (Jorma Tommila), Yeagor Dragunov (Stephen Lang), KGB Officer (Richard Brake).
SISU: Estrada da Vingança é avaliado com 18.
SISU: Estrada da Vingança é um filme de Action, Guerra, Thriller.
SISU: Estrada da Vingança tem uma classificação de audiência 8.7de 10.
SISU: Estrada da Vingança teve um orçamento de US$ 12,2 mi.
SISU: Estrada da Vingança fez US$ 9,8 mi na bilheteria.