Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Beystiman It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

ActuallyGlimmer The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

kduclos2014 ...... 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.

The Couchpotatoes Bill Williamson is back. He's not done with his crusade against the establishment, against the rich, against the so called elite. Brendan Fletcher plays again the role of Bill Williamson so there is not really a change. I didn't watch the second one but it really doesn't matter to follow this story. It's basically a guy killing a lot of people from the government this time, a guy angry against society. Rich people will probably not understand this movie but the rest of us might enjoy it a bit. This one is not better then the first one, it almost never is, but it's still watchable. The way of filming looks sometimes a bit like done by an amateur, so that's not great. It's just a movie good enough to watch once and then forget about it.

Floated2 With a lesser budget than than the previous Rampage film, Rampage President Down remains a little disappointing considering it is the finale of the trilogy. This time, this film focuses more on Bill being on the run, as we see his casual hiding places from city to city. The main plot line is of him killing the president and some of there people, but this quickly ends, as not much was made of it. Questions like when he did it exactly. Also it introduces his son and possibly girlfriend/spouse Crystal. As we are wondering how and when he had time in delivering a less than 1 year old child and more background on how he met Crystal. The characters of the two FBI agents were lousy and ruined a lot of momentum when on screen. They were standard as to root as against characters but the overall story of the film was not as great. A lot of video messages were included in this film by Bill which was decent.Rampage: President Down's message is more focused on Bill's legacy and the impact we left as we mentions how people will view him when he's gone (especially a touching video to his son). In the end, what was good about the film is how it ties everything from the original film to now. As shown in flashback scenes throughout, this was one thing that was well worked. Featuring an end in which we expected, though predictable it was a solid watch. Also quite humorous how Uwe Boll pokes fun at some celebrities in the complete end. If you are a fan of the first two Rampage films, do not expect the same quality but still watch this film in finding out the overall conclusion.

gangsterdinosaur 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.