A man with a thirst for revenge builds a full body armor from Kevlar and goes on a killing spree.A man with a thirst for revenge builds a full body armor from Kevlar and goes on a killing spree.A man with a thirst for revenge builds a full body armor from Kevlar and goes on a killing spree.
Laurie Brunetti
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- (as Laurie J. Brunetti)
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- TriviaThere was no script, just a 10 page treatment. The movie was practically improvised.
- GoofsAlthough the movie takes place in Oregon, Mac's (now Circle K) and Royal Bank of Canada (both exclusively Canadian) can be clearly seen at different points in the movie, and the police uniforms' patches have a crown on them, which is more akin to a Canadian police patch.
- Quotes
Bill Williamson: [At a bingo hall looking at all of the old people; mutters] You guys don't need my help at all.
- Alternate versionsFor the German video release, approximately 5 minutes were cut to secure a "Not under 18" rating. In addition, the ending was changed.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Rampage: Capital Punishment (2014)
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The ratings would be much higher, if this movie had another directors name on it. But since it's a Boll-Movie, it can't be good, right? Rampage is basically a movie about a guy on a killing spree, but Boll really managed to add depth to it. Believe it or not: this is a pretty clever flick. There is no black and white, no good or bad. Society is just f****d up in general and everybody seems to deal with that differently.
So it's not a nihilistic vision of our society. It's not dragging you down like a depressing Larry Clark- or Lars Von Trier-flick. It's not torture porn and it's not pseudo-artsy. It's simply a good movie, with great actors and a surprising twist in the end.
The editing and the cinematography were a bit wonky, though.
So it's not a nihilistic vision of our society. It's not dragging you down like a depressing Larry Clark- or Lars Von Trier-flick. It's not torture porn and it's not pseudo-artsy. It's simply a good movie, with great actors and a surprising twist in the end.
The editing and the cinematography were a bit wonky, though.
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