Such a bad movie. Most actors doesnt know what movie are they in. And no Powell is not a leading man, guy has zero charisma. 80yo Cruise would make better job.

RE-RE-REPACK This The filter is Dark on the Bluray Hybrid Version

The original version from 1987 is soooooo much better. This one wasn't a total waste of time, but that 5/10 IMDB review on the right is spot on. Huge wasted opportunity.

First, they put an annoying ad to the sight, and now they always upload a movie instead off Blu-ray rip they upload them in hybrid format,what the hell happen?

If you have access to the BluRay, why do a hybrid?

It's a decent movie, although pretty flavourless coming from Wright

I enjoyed the movie. An Orwellian method of presenting politics as artistic metaphors. I recommend to others to watch it. I assume it's messages not quite and directly pointing designated group of people but they cover with certainty the power of illusion in politics and media. 7/10

Glen Powell just looks like a villain, but he always ends up playing the hero

John Springer! = Shire ... Baggins! maybe I saw too many movies nothing seems original anymore

Famous last words: ''I Will Kill Them All'' !

Spartacus with Andy Whitfield, Generation Beta be like. I find the face acting similar: rage, fear, oppression...

asmircar1 The original movie was called the same as this one The Running Man

i just have 1 question - why?

@ManzonRian. Idiot

It sucked. If this version had been released originally, there wouldn't be a remake.

5/10, nothing special, woudnt recommend wasting time if you got anything better to watch.

So every WHITE man, has a BLACK baby, BLACK wife. This is the false reality lefties in Hollyweird now want to INDOCTRINATE us with. If you're WHITE...you are NOT ALLOWED to date another white. Nope...the LAW says you MUST date and MUST merry a BLACK woman and have black kids. So that whites can help grow the black race. Because as we all know, we white people want to go extinct. FACEPALM!!!

This Version is 100% Better than Arnold's 1987 Version Worth Watching It

Not as Lefty as IT:Woke me to DEI-rry.

The Running Man (2025) is the ultimate proof that if you want people to ignore the slow-motion disaster around them, just add a little blood, a lot of pyrotechnics, and a host of “Hunters” who look like they spent their entire lives practicing their evil cackle in the mirror. It’s not just a game show; it’s a full-service distraction, with the producers cheerfully ignoring the fact that the contestants are mostly just ordinary people who forgot to pay their rent on time. Much like Terminator 2, the film gently reminds us that the people who build these dystopias are usually the same ones who think “innovation” means “how can we make this more like a reality TV show?” The Hunters aren’t the real threat—they’re just the hired help. The real villains are the executives who treat human lives as disposable content, all while pretending the whole thing is just “good entertainment.” It’s the kind of movie where the only thing more dangerous than the game is the audience’s willingness to tune in. Hasta la vista, baby — because nothing says “progress” like turning tragedy into a ratings grab.