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- “Rampart” is a complex, thought-provoking film that challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about morality, corruption, and the human condition. Its strength lies in its nuanced portrayal of a deeply flawed protagonist and the unforgiving world he navigates.
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Hi Reddit, it’s Woody here. I’m in New York today doing interviews for my new film RAMPART, which opens in theaters on February 10th. I’ll be checking in from 3-4EST today and will get to as many of your questions as I can, so start asking now!
I thought it was pretty good, but had potential to be a lot better. The ending just kinda hung there, and Ice Cube's character was lackluster. I was interested in the film because of James Ellroy's involvement.
4 min read. Woody Harrelson is leaner in “Rampart,” the skin tight over the skull, the jawline defiant. His eyes are busy. He is a cop in the Los Angeles police district that became notorious in 1999 as a cesspool of corruption, but this man takes corruption with him wherever he goes.
Feb 24, 2012 · Woody Harrelson’s compelling performance of a man desperately trying to escape a net drawing ever tighter – yet fundamentally refusing to change his ways – ensures this gripping and gritty ...
Feb 20, 2012 · Rampart is a snapshot of a turbulent time for the Los Angeles police force at the end of the last century, and is worth watching solely for an immense performance from Woody Harrelson. The above...
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Sep 14, 2010 · Rampart Review. 'Date Rape' Dave Brown (Harrelson) is an old-school cop in the corruption-riven Rampart Division of Los Angeles of 1999. After his car is rammed, he's caught on video assaulting...
I have read some excellent reviews of this movie, preceding my own, which reviews eloquently make a case for how good and how bad this movie was. Dave Brown, played by Harrelson, is in a dark moment of his life and his job as a cop, makes it that more complicated; the movie is entirely focused on his tribulations, so you must be very open to ...
