I feel like this film along with the rest of the trilogy is really about consumption and never belonging anywhere as a young person growing up in a society full of hate. And while this is so 90s it hurts, that sentiment really can be put onto any decade. Happiness is fleeting at best, and this movie shows that time and time again.
I love James Duvall so much, he shines in this as he does the previous two films,…
I did like this, but only because of Ayo and Malkovich. Specifically when Malkovich is dragging himself across the floor and says "RAGE". Something about his voice there really scratched an itch for me, but unfortunately it was a moment spoiled in the trailer so I knew it was coming but still. Occasionally funny, and the points made about how celebrities can basically get away with whatever as long as their famous enough is obviously true so it's nice to…
The way this movie puts Killian Maddox through every possible type of trauma is kind of bizarre and feels wrong. I guess Majors does a good job but everything about this movie felt off to me. The cinematography was actually great though, its quality caught me off guard and ended up being what kept me engrossed in the movie.
Got to see this early through Screen Unseen and man am I bummed. I am so unmoved by this movie its not even funny.
