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Rage
Directed by
Paco Cabezas
R
2014
1h 38m
Action
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5.0
13%
28%
5.3
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When the daughter of a reformed criminal is kidnapped, he rounds up his old crew and seeks his own brand of justice.
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Rage Ratings & Reviews
Variety
Justin Chang
Piles on the foreign accents and paint-by-numbers brutality, all served up with a grim, operatic self-seriousness that gives Cage's antihero little room to maneuver.
CinemaDope
Glenn Lovell
... a pulp-y, no-nonsense vigilante number that sounds like it was scripted by a computer program ... Say what you will about Cage, he gives the viewer his money's worth in tics and mad-dog froth.
Contactmusic.com
Rich Cline
Nicolas Cage acts his socks off in this thinly plotted thriller, which is set in the same moral universe as the Taken movies, where mass murder is excusable if your daughter's been kidnapped.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Bilge Ebiri
Cage may not always be easy on the eyes, but at his best, you can't turn away from him, because you never really know what he'll do next. But here, the actor plays it drab and dour.
ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Betty Jo Tucker
'Rage' ends up as a bloody cautionary tale about how revenge served hot can backfire. It also reminds us that violence breeds violence. Not a bad message in today's world.
Philadelphia Inquirer
David Hiltbrand
There isn't an original frame or line of dialogue in Rage.
RogerEbert.com
Glenn Kenny
A dull, lifeless thing even in spite of its efforts, old-school grindhouse picture-style, to put an exploitation-nihilist spin on the dad-with-action-movie-skills-on-the-rampage boilerplate ...
Detroit News
Tom Long
It's hard to say this is the worst film Nicolas Cage has ever made - there are just too many contenders to choose from. But it's near the bottom.
USA Today
Scott Bowles
Rage is so full of clich, convention and just plain odd narrative choices that it can't get out of its own way.
Los Angeles Times
Gary Goldstein
The latest in a parade of cheesy, derivative action-thrillers that erstwhile A-list actor Nicolas Cage has recently starred in, presumably as a quick cash grab.
New York Times
Nicolas Rapold
The hand-me-down showiness and sluggish storytelling by the director, Paco Cabezas, underline the monotony in this ordinary revenge thriller.
Film Journal International
Maitland McDonagh
Andalusian filmmaker Paco Cabezas, making his English-language directing debut, is unable to keep the complicated story and international cast in line; the results are never dull but are sometimes unintentionally hilarious.
EntertainmentTell
Stephen Silver
"Rage" is considerably less fun than a movie called "Rage" and starring Nicolas Cage" ought to be.
New York Daily News
Joe Neumaier
This is unapologetically low-quality filmmaking, from the stiff screenplay to the crudely brutal fight scenes to the choppy editing.
Observer
Rex Reed
A shabby waste of time from beginning to end.
AV Club
Ignatiy Vishnevetsky
Rage has knife fights, foot chases, car chases, point-blank shotgun blasts, and Peter Stormare as a wheelchair-bound Irish mobster-and somehow manages to make them all seem dull.
New York Post
Kyle Smith
A dopey mob thriller about an ex-killer turned real estate developer trying to find his daughter's murderers.
Village Voice
Alan Scherstuhl
Rage offers exactly what you think a Nic Cage movie called Rage would, except maybe for continually inspired lunacy.
The Hollywood Reporter
Jonathan Holland
A heightened, cartoonishly violent tale of fatherly retribution that's totally implausible but nonetheless fun.
Slant Magazine
Clayton Dillard
Paco Cabezas's film is little more than a revenge relic pretending that the ethical treatise of David Cronenberg's A History of Violence never happened.
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