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Rage is an action-crime film directed by Paco Cabezas. Paul Maguire is a respectable businessman living peacefully until the violents past suddenly appear and haunt him. When his daughter is kidnapped, Paul Maguire collection of former accomplices to help him find his daughter by all means. All of this has led him to the dark path and bloody secrets buried in the past.
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.
Tired, lazy, incongruous, shocking and hilarious in all the wrong places, "Rage" is destined for the graveyard television slot, squeezed between infomercials for mops. Perhaps there is a good drinking game in here somewhere.
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 ...
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.