One of the best films i have seen

Good concept, poorly executed.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Aside from the lousy acting, the blunders of the cops and FBI, and the goofs and things that don't make sense - going after a terrorist in the woods in coat & tie - this rot is full of anarchist/communist propaganda that makes me want to puke.Why did anyone waste time or money on this piece of trash?

Uwe Boll continues the series of the life of Bill Williamson (Brendan Fletcher) who drones his "kill the rich" monologue to the point of nausea. As you can guess from the title, he kills the President...also VP and Sec. of Defense. We don't see that aspect of the movie which was part of the title. We hear about the "Trumpian" style response to the misidentified killer (don't see it either...just a major plot point), see the FBI investigate (in their office) and Bill regurgitate his Marxist revolutionary message from a hole in the ground for nearly an hour before the final confrontation. If you are the type of person who believes the local weather girl is part of a vast media elite conspiracy controlling the masses, then this film is for you.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity

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".

When i first watched Rampage 1..I fell in love with it! That movie was intense, had an awesome subject, script was amazing and above all, all the actors was Brilliant. Capital Punishment was above everything else..It was a Fantastic thriller and had a well-written story..Now. President down was a total let down.. :/ The script was POORLY written and had no intensity at all! It turned out to be boring at some instance. The biggest point in this movie were the actors.. Apart from Brendon, All the other actors were TOTAL CRAP! The Fbi agents' acting was absolutely zero class. Even bollywood could have better actors than them.. It didn't have much action as the other rampage movies but the only thing i loved was the end.. Brilliant end but apart from the last 10 minutes the whole movie was nothing but CRAP! Total waste.. previous Rampage movies deserved an Oscar but this one deserves an award for being the worst in the series