Rampart

Synopsis

Rampart, a crime thriller released in 2011, follows the corrupt and morally bankrupt LAPD officer Dave Brown, played impeccably by Woody Harrelson. Brown's world starts to crumble when he is caught on tape brutally assaulting a suspect, leading to a downward spiral in his personal and professional life. As the scandal unfolds, Brown tries to navigate through the chaos while facing tough choices and consequences. The movie delves deep into the psyche of a flawed protagonist, portraying a gritty and raw depiction of law enforcement. With an intense storyline and gripping performances, Rampart challenges viewers to question morality, justice, and redemption.

Cast

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  Woody Harrelson

  Dave Brown

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  Robin Wright

  Linda Fentress

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  Sigourney Weaver

  Joan Confrey

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  Ned Beatty

  Hartshorn

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  Ben Foster

  General Terry

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  Ice Cube

  Kyle Timkins

Reviews

Rampart has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its dark and immersive portrayal of a corrupt cop, while others found the narrative lacking depth. IMDb rates the movie at 5.8/10, indicating a polarizing response from audiences. Rotten Tomatoes gives a more favorable score of 74%, highlighting the film's critical acclaim for its performances and gritty realism. Metacritic offers a rating of 70/100, suggesting a generally positive reception from reviewers who appreciated the film's unconventional approach to the cop drama genre. Despite its flaws, Rampart stands out as a thought-provoking exploration of law enforcement's darker side, anchored by Harrelson's compelling performance.