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The Last Days of American Crime (2020)

Directed by Olivier Megaton

Crime | Science Fiction | Thriller

Overview

In the not-too-distant future, as a final response to crime and terrorism, the U.S. government plans to broadcast a signal that will make it impossible for anyone to knowingly break the law.

Rated R | Length 149 minutes

Actors

Edgar Ramírez | Michael Pitt | Anna Brewster | Sharlto Copley | Tamer Burjaq | Neels Clasen | Tony Caprari | Kate Normington | Ian Bruce | Norman Anstey | Brandon Auret | Daniel Fox | Sean Cameron Michael | Nathan Lynn | Craig Urbani | De Klerk Oelofse | Jonathan Pienaar | Kristen Raath | Shoko Yoshimura | Robert Hobbs | Inge Beckmann | Clayton Boyd | DeVille Vannik | Nhlakanipho Manqele | Candice Weber | Carel Nel | Kevin Otto | Lionel Newton | Tanya van Graan | Stephen Jennings | Jay Anstey | Alonso Grandio | James Richard Marshall | Terence Maynard | Tiyler Kriel | Matt Newman | Bruce Winant | Leandie du Randt | Patrick Bergin | Garth Collins | Grant Ross | Ramey Short | Gerlu Van Der Merwe | Jonathan Boynton-Lee | Vaughn Lucas | Kabelo Bouga Chalatsane | Johann Vermaak | Michael Bierman | Sachi Fujii

Viewing History (seen 1 time)

Viewing Notes

A sprawling, overlong, sometimes messy, crime story from Olivier Megaton, adapted from a graphic novel I believe. It doesn’t always work but there’s enough here to be entertaining. It criminally under-utilizes Sharlto Copley (really don’t even understand the point of his character, at all) and even Ramirez’s character is weirdly shallow to the point you can’t comprehend any of his motivations.

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