Citizen Vigilante (2026)
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Idiotic director well known for creating shit films, yiddish lead actor. Definitely disinterested.
Wasn't the *Rampage* protagonist ultra-Leftist? For instance, I seem to recall a scene (in the second or third film) where he tells some black cop that he shouldn't be serving the system that is supposedly keeping him down. You should support me because I'm against the racist system oppressing you!
Now just how shooting a bunch of random people and then shooting his friend to frame him for it damages the system makes any sense is beyond me - not that the violent actions of Antifa-type nutters, who always target powerless people rather than those who actually have power, ever make sense - and is nigger-tier behaviour. But that is Uwe Boll's *Rampage* series.
Actually, this new film strikes me as subversive, because Leftists will see it as 'proof' that people who oppose immigration are the kind of people who, deep down, really just want to kill others. It associates anti-immigration politics with psychopathy. Don't be surprised if this ends up being used as an excuse to ban political parties, etc. (Not so much the movie itself, for all I know, that could just be like a bait, but the glowing reaction from some people to it online.)
Thinking about Uwe Boll's motives, I think he's just someone who seeks fame, is willing to court controversy in pursuit of it, and is jaded that he never got the fame that he feels he rightly deserved. When he started, he probably thought: What will make me famous? There were some popular video games at the time, like *Far Cry* and *Postal*. He thus made poorly-received film adaptations of said video games. When that didn't work out, he would have went back to the drawing board. What will make me famous? I know, a movie full of shocking violence against civilians. When the *Rampage* series didn't catapult him to fame either... it's easy to see why he might have thought that flirting with today's political issues would be the next logical step.
One commonality I sense with *Rampage*: the protagonist in both films is someone who is fed up with something, has had a gut full of something, has amassed a lot of pent-up anger or resentment, feels that he needs to take matters into his own hands, and starts violently lashing out.
Imagine the German state's reaction: 'Look, they all sympathize with this insane fictional killer even when we banned this movie, it proves that this is what they want to do in reality! They applaud killing a whole family for the actions of one rapist! We must ban the AfD, we must ban everything Rightward of the CDU, before people start acting out these fantasies!'
Wasn't the *Rampage* protagonist ultra-Leftist? For instance, I seem to recall a scene (in the second or third film) where he tells some black cop that he shouldn't be serving the system that is supposedly keeping him down. You should support me because I'm against the racist system oppressing you!
Now just how shooting a bunch of random people and then shooting his friend to frame him for it damages the system makes any sense is beyond me - not that the violent actions of Antifa-type nutters, who always target powerless people rather than those who actually have power, ever make sense - and is nigger-tier behaviour. But that is Uwe Boll's *Rampage* series.
Actually, this new film strikes me as subversive, because Leftists will see it as 'proof' that people who oppose immigration are the kind of people who, deep down, really just want to kill others. It associates anti-immigration politics with psychopathy. Don't be surprised if this ends up being used as an excuse to ban political parties, etc. (Not so much the movie itself, for all I know, that could just be like a bait, but the glowing reaction from some people to it online.)
Thinking about Uwe Boll's motives, I think he's just someone who seeks fame, is willing to court controversy in pursuit of it, and is jaded that he never got the fame that he feels he rightly deserved. When he started, he probably thought: What will make me famous? There were some popular video games at the time, like *Far Cry* and *Postal*. He thus made poorly-received film adaptations of said video games. When that didn't work out, he would have went back to the drawing board. What will make me famous? I know, a movie full of shocking violence against civilians. When the *Rampage* series didn't catapult him to fame either... it's easy to see why he might have thought that flirting with today's political issues would be the next logical step.
One commonality I sense with *Rampage*: the protagonist in both films is someone who is fed up with something, has had a gut full of something, has amassed a lot of pent-up anger or resentment, feels that he needs to take matters into his own hands, and starts violently lashing out.
Imagine the German state's reaction: 'Look, they all sympathize with this insane fictional killer even when we banned this movie, it proves that this is what they want to do in reality! They applaud killing a whole family for the actions of one rapist! We must ban the AfD, we must ban everything Rightward of the CDU, before people start acting out these fantasies!'
A solid 7/10