In the modern action movie canon, Gareth Evans' "The Raid" and "The Raid 2" are seminal works. They helped put the Indonesian martial art of Pencak Silat on the world map, and established Evans as an endlessly inventive filmmaker both in terms of fight choreography and cinematography.

The action in "Havoc" is too good for there to be so little of it, but there's no denying the fun of watching Tom Hardy blast a hole through a Gareth Evans movie.

Gareth Edwards, the director behind 2011's highly influential The Raid and its 2014 follow-up, The Raid: Retaliation, tells Entertainment Weekly he hasn't given up hope of turning the Indonesian-set series into a trilogy — though he has no immediate plans to do so.