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Manche suchen den Kampf, andere werden hineingeboren …
Vor 16 Jahren hat die Widerstandsgruppe namens „French 75“ auf einen Schlag 200 Häftlinge aus den Fängen des skrupellosen United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement – kurz: ICE – befreit. Danach verschwanden die Widerständler, darunter auch der von allen nur Ghetto Pat genannte Bob Ferguson, von der Bildfläche. Heute ist Bob getrieben von Paranoia, denn er fürchtet, dass es der damalige ICE-Colonel Steven J. Lockjaw immer noch auf ihn abgesehen hat.
Avis de la communauté (12)
Boring, first 30 minutes were confusing, dragged out easily could of been 1 hr 30
A movie that shows how sanctuary cities breed radicalism and terrorism and turns everyday people into sympathizers and criminals. Let’s have a movie about attacking ICE detention centers while that’s currently happening in America. This isn’t going to stoke any radical flames.. not at all..
I'm going to be in the minority here, but I really did not like it. Yeah, the cinematography was great, but was it worth three hours? And the comedy aspect didn't feel funny at all, rather it was a little too on the nose given the current climate.
What exactly is this film trying to sell us? Are we genuinely expected to believe that terrorism is suddenly acceptable in the United States as long as it’s framed around supporting illegal immigration? The premise is not only absurd, it’s insulting to the audience’s intelligence. The movie drags on for a bloated three hours, testing patience at every turn. There is no justification for the runtime; the story, political sermonising included, could have been delivered in ninety minutes without losing a thing. Instead, we’re forced to sit through repetition, filler, and a relentless ideological lecture disguised as drama. The constant invocation of the word “Revolution” is particularly laughable. The filmmakers clearly have no grasp of what a revolution actually is. No historical revolution has ever been driven by people willingly sacrificing their own stability, resources, and livelihoods so others (who haven’t shared those burdens) can thrive in their place. The version of “revolution” depicted here is pure fantasy, concocted by a Hollywood class that has grown utterly detached from the realities ordinary people face. And the involvement of figures like Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn only amplifies that disconnect. It’s difficult to take the film’s moral posturing seriously when it comes from individuals who publicly preach virtue while living lives completely insulated from the consequences of the policies and ideas they glorify. The result is a film that feels less like bold commentary and more like a lavishly funded echo chamber. ----- I stopped watching after 1-hour. I have other movies lined up to watch this weekend, instead of this bullshit. 😂
This movie did not live up to the hype. The first 30 minutes were terrible and super horny for some reason. It picked up a bit toward the middle and end, but it was still terrible. This movie was all over the place with terribly fleshed out characters and a god - awful plot.