Touches You

A different way of telling a story

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

...... quit watching it after about 20 minutes to find some reviews to see if anyone else thought it was as bad as I. I felt like the author was anti-America and wanted to put his personal views in a movie. Everything this Bill Williamson stood for I stood against. It was about as dull as a butter knife. It was very unrealistic. Slow, dull and boring. No thanks. I'm glad I didn't pay money to watch it because I would be demanding a refund. Truly pathetic.

Brendan Fletcher is always great but the FBI agents were cringy as all hell, they were unbelievable characters played by unbelievable actors. Lots of silly plots holes too like trying to hide from the FBI but texting a bunch of people as well from an iPhone? Guy kills the president while the FBI sit around doing no actual work and have cringy hot topic arguements similar to that of 16 year olds. But like I said, Brendan Fletcher is the best.

The final film in the Trilogy, Uwe Boll raps up the political message massacre of Rampage with a hit, yet sour high note of the series.You can tell this film didn't quite have the same budget as the first 2 films at times, but regardless of that, this film concludes the tonal message that Bill Williamson had tried to achieve, and ultimately accomplishes, somewhat, by the film's climax. Ultimately, this is what the film is about, delivering the message and hitting the final nail into the coffin of his tireless crusade against the 1%, regardless of the casualties by the end. Capital Punishment road the line between necessary violence and delivery the message, but President Down attempts to take that line and little bit further, but has it's snags along the way.While it tones down in the action/bloody massacre department, it strives to make up in character composition and being "at it's height".

Go watch the first and second movie in the trilogy, and just skip this heap of junk. I have seen better acting in a high school play; it was just awful. The effects were there, but the fact that the movie is so low budget is all too clear as the action scenes were poorly choreographed, lacked much gore at all, and were edited in a way that was obviously trying, and failing, to cover up the bad acting job of the soldiers. The plot holes were so significant, it was impossible to even begin to immerse myself. The way the SWAT teams conduct themselves are so far from reality its ridiculous. This is not at all believable, and makes any suspension of disbelief difficult through its obnoxiously bad acting, action choreography, and plot. It was just an awful end to a decent series.