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Rage
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This story tells about a man named Paul Maguire, a respectable businessman who lives in peace until his past suddenly appears and haunts him. Perhaps that will be the cause of many of the tragedies he will face. When his daughter is abducted, Paul Maguire's group of former accomplices tries to help him find his daughter by all means. In the end, all this seems to have led him to the dark road and bloody secrets buried in the past.
This story tells about a man named Paul Maguire, a respectable businessman who lives in peace until his past suddenly appears and haunts him. Perhaps that will be the cause of many of the tragedies he will face. When his daughter is abducted, Paul Maguire's group of former accomplices tries to help him find his daughter by all means. In the end, all this seems to have led him to the dark road and bloody secrets buried in the past.
Actors:
Mark Swalley,
Jamie Gliddon,
Jon Dannelley,
Kevin Lavell Young,
Garrison Tyler,
Craig Savage,
Kelly Tippens
Mark Swalley
Jamie Gliddon
30 August 1968, Key West, Florida, USA
Jon Dannelley
Kevin Lavell Young
Garrison Tyler
Craig Savage
Kelly Tippens
Director:
Paco Cabezas
Paco Cabezas
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Hannibal Classics #Max Ryan #Nicolas Cage #Rachel Nichols #Rage #Saturn Films #Tokarev #Tokarev Production
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July 22, 2014
Judging from the lack of quality on the screen, perhaps it's time for Cage, Glover, and Stormare to throw in the towel.
September 19, 2014
It feels like the dynamic, volatile actor is on auto-pilot, and the rest of the movie doesn't do much to back him up.
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July 11, 2014
There isn't an original frame or line of dialogue in Rage.
July 22, 2014
It's sobering conclusions are heartfelt, but ultimately unearned.
July 11, 2014
A dull, lifeless thing even in spite of its efforts, old-school grindhouse picture-style, to put an exploitation-nihilist spin on the dad-with-action-movie-skills-on-the-rampage boilerplate ...
September 21, 2014
Cage's investigative method is to shoot first, ask questions later, so it's no wonder his lines of inquiry run into dead ends.
July 14, 2014
Piles on the foreign accents and paint-by-numbers brutality, all served up with a grim, operatic self-seriousness that gives Cage's antihero little room to maneuver.
August 23, 2014
Tired, lazy, incongruous, shocking and hilarious in all the wrong places, "Rage" is destined for the graveyard television slot, squeezed between infomercials for mops. Perhaps there is a good drinking game in here somewhere.
July 10, 2014
It's hard to say this is the worst film Nicolas Cage has ever made - there are just too many contenders to choose from. But it's near the bottom.
July 25, 2014
Even the stylish fight sequences don't have much of an impact because the film takes itself way too seriously.
July 11, 2014
Cage may not always be easy on the eyes, but at his best, you can't turn away from him, because you never really know what he'll do next. But here, the actor plays it drab and dour.
July 10, 2014
Rage is so full of cliché, convention and just plain odd narrative choices that it can't get out of its own way.