Overview

In Wolfs, two highly skilled but very different “fixers” — hired hands who clean up messy, criminal‑adjacent situations — are called to handle the same job: disposing of a corpse from a high‑profile scandal at a luxury New York hotel. Their employers expect them to work separately, but a twist forces them to team up for one chaotic, unpredictable night. As the night spirals out of control, the two lone wolves must navigate lies, danger, and their own clashing personalities to survive and complete the job.

Highlights

Clooney and Pitt’s on‑screen reunion: Their chemistry and contrasting personalities bring much of the movie’s energy — Clooney’s cool, composed fixer vs. Pitt’s more reckless, cocky counterpart.

Stylish and slick vibe: The film combines crime‑thriller grit with action‑comedy flair — dark hotel rooms, tense chases, and nighttime urban backdrops give it a neo‑noir aesthetic.

Fast pacing and high stakes: What begins as a simple “cleanup job” escalates quickly into chaos — unexpected twists keep the tension alive, and the film rarely slows down.

Good supporting cast and atmosphere: Secondary characters and the grim urban environment help ground the story in a world of crime and moral ambiguity.

Verdict

Wolfs works best when you view it as a stylish, adult‑oriented crime‑action flick — it isn’t deep, but it delivers entertainment rooted in atmosphere, tension, and star power. If you enjoy gritty thrillers with a dash of dark humor and don’t expect heavy thematic weight, this film offers a satisfying ride.

Rating: 7/10