Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista Clash with Yakuza in ‘Wrecking Crew’ Trailer

In the upcoming action-comedy film “The Wrecking Crew,” starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista, estranged half-brothers must put aside their differences. Directed by Ángel Manuel Soto, the movie is set to premiere on Prime Video on January 28.
Film Overview
“The Wrecking Crew” features a talented cast that includes:
- Stephen Root
- Morena Baccarin
- Claes Bang
- Temuera Morrison
- Jacob Batalon
- Frankie Adams
- Miyavi
The story takes place in Hawaii and follows Jonny (played by Momoa) and James (played by Bautista) as they reunite to uncover the circumstances surrounding their father’s mysterious death.
Conflict with the Yakuza
Amid their investigation, the brothers discover that the yakuza is targeting them. Tension escalates as Bautista confronts Momoa, saying, “You blew up my car.” Momoa responds by explaining, “I blew up their car, and then it landed on yours.” This playful banter hints at the comedic tone of the film.
Production and Creative Team
The screenplay was crafted by Jonathan Tropper, with Momoa and Bautista serving as producers, alongside Jeff Fierson, Matt Reeves, and Lynn Harris. Soto, known for his work on “Blue Beetle,” emphasizes the chemistry between the two leads.
Director’s Insight
In an interview, Director Ángel Manuel Soto described how the characters reflect Momoa and Bautista’s real-life personalities. He remarked on their contrasting styles, with Momoa embodying a wild and unpredictable energy, while Bautista brings a disciplined intensity.
Star Power
Jason Momoa continues to garner attention with recent roles in “A Minecraft Movie” and “Chief of War.” He is also set to appear in upcoming projects like “Supergirl,” “Street Fighter,” and “Dune: Part Three.” Meanwhile, Bautista’s recent works include “The Last Showgirl” and “Trap House.”
“The Wrecking Crew” promises an engaging mix of action and comedy, featuring strong performances by its lead actors and a compelling narrative that intertwines family and danger.



