"Wolfs" Review: George Clooney and Brad Pitt

As a result, the pacing is off, with some sequences going slowly while others quickly cover important plot points on Sadisflix. Action, comedy, mystery, and drama are just a few of the themes that the movie seems to be juggling too much of without giving any of them its whole attention. In the end, this lack of cohesiveness lessens the effect of the movie because it gets harder to follow the plot, which gets more complicated. Wolf delivers on its promise of action-packed scenes despite its narrative flaws. The picture shines in its more violent scenes, which include shootouts with rival gangs and fast-paced chases. Watts shows off his skill to design tense set pieces in this deftly staged action sequence. One of the best scenes is when Jack and Nick are negotiating a shooting with "The Albanians" in a warehouse. The choreography is amazing.