I'll start off by saying that I haven't seen the first two movies although I doubt that I'm missing any critical information. I'm actually surprised that I made it through the whole movie.
First off, despite the title of the movie being "Rampage," there's surprisingly little action. The first 5 minutes and the last half hour or so has lots of gunfire and explosions but the other hour of the movie consists of talking. Either conversations between law enforcement agents, conversations between Bill Williamson and his equally delusional girlfriend/wife/baby mama or Bill Williamson's paranoid rants to the camera. The continuous, repetitive rants yearning for some kind of weird, hybrid socialist/libertarian nation becomes tiresome after a while. It's obvious from watching that there was little to no script before filming started. Bill Williamson preaches hatred and violence towards the rich yet has amassed an arsenal of weapons including C4, automatic rifles, grenades, drones, landmines, remote controlled machine guns and an underground bunker in the forest. I guess the best part of the movie comes from realizing that Bill has become one of the hypocrites that he so despises. Either that or the not-so-subtle indication at the very end of the movie that Uwe Boll may finally stop churning out his crap movies.
If you've seen the first two (which I'm told are far superior), then go ahead and finish up the trilogy. If you're randomly floating through Netflix and the title catches your eye, give it a pass.
First off, despite the title of the movie being "Rampage," there's surprisingly little action. The first 5 minutes and the last half hour or so has lots of gunfire and explosions but the other hour of the movie consists of talking. Either conversations between law enforcement agents, conversations between Bill Williamson and his equally delusional girlfriend/wife/baby mama or Bill Williamson's paranoid rants to the camera. The continuous, repetitive rants yearning for some kind of weird, hybrid socialist/libertarian nation becomes tiresome after a while. It's obvious from watching that there was little to no script before filming started. Bill Williamson preaches hatred and violence towards the rich yet has amassed an arsenal of weapons including C4, automatic rifles, grenades, drones, landmines, remote controlled machine guns and an underground bunker in the forest. I guess the best part of the movie comes from realizing that Bill has become one of the hypocrites that he so despises. Either that or the not-so-subtle indication at the very end of the movie that Uwe Boll may finally stop churning out his crap movies.
If you've seen the first two (which I'm told are far superior), then go ahead and finish up the trilogy. If you're randomly floating through Netflix and the title catches your eye, give it a pass.