Writed by Carl Ellsworth release year 2020 6,4 of 10 Star Unhinged is a movie starring Russell Crowe, Caren Pistorius, and Jimmi Simpson. After a confrontation with an unstable man at an intersection, a woman becomes the target of his rage runtime 90 M

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I was listening with a very low volume trying not to wake my mother and avoiding having to use earphones Then 9:53 happened. Cant wait to see that. I'm a drivers wife Ricky, I don't work. Best one yet! No scripted questions, just two old friends having a catch up and showing a genuine interest in each other's life and work. Both phenomenal talents, a true pleasure to watch. 😀. Unhinged is a horror thriller film written by Carl Ellsworth and directed by Derrick Borte. Starring Russell Crowe in the lead role, it attempts to offer an analysis into problematic anger issues but becomes too caught up in its own sensationalism to be taken seriously.
While out driving to drop her son off at school, single mother Rachel (Caren Pistorius) becomes involved in a verbal confrontation with Tom (Russell Crowe) a hot-headed, mentally unstable man who doesn't take kindly to being honked at by other motorists. When Rachel refuses to apologise for her alleged rudeness, Tom becomes determined to ensure that she understands what it is truly like to have a bad day, even if it means going through anyone else willing to help her.
In practically all countries where there are cars, road rage is a prevalent problem and virtually anyone who drives can recount at least one instance where they have been associated with such aggression. "Unhinged" tries to show us that no one is safe from falling prey to this behaviour, whether they are the instigator, the victim, or both, in perhaps the most shamelessly hypocritical of ways. Essentially, the film is trying to condemn these violent actions while at the same time telling the audience that they should be entertained by it. This ruins any attempt at clever social commentary as it reduces the film to a mindless thriller involving an angry man and his grudge against a random woman. I'm not saying it was absolutely necessary for this to be an in-depth study of the actions of every driver on the road, but considering it is made clear by the filmmakers in the opening titles that rage is everywhere and something needs to be done, I'm not sure what other approach they could have been going for.
The film's writer and director clearly have little to no idea of how to communicate their message over to the audience, rather opting for generic car chases and strong violence as a distraction. Sure, the odd vehicular onslaught and fist fight can make for a fleeting amount of tension but it doesn't matter if there's no solid foundation of a story behind it to back things up. There's only so much graphic brutality that can be shown against defenceless victims, in this case a meek woman and her child, before it turns into sickening torture porn. What should have been a clever study of how rage can cause each of the two lead characters to act violently is instead reduced to just one sadistic man taking out his misogynistic anger on an undeserving woman who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Russell Crowe plays his character with a frightening amount of realism, almost too close for comfort. A role like this fits the veteran actor like a glove as many will be aware that it's definitely no stretch for him to play such a short-tempered man, bringing to mind such incidents like in 2005 where he threw a phone at a New York hotel clerk or even his humorous parody on South Park titled "Fightin' Around The World" I suppose this movie should be called "Fightin' Around The Road" instead. That's not to say he's worth watching unfortunately, as he's just so one-dimensionally hateful in that his only purpose is to hunt down his victim and inflict as much pain on her as possible. On the other hand, Caren Pistorius plays her character like every cliched woman in a horror movie, frequently screaming and making stupid decisions that end up with her in even more trouble. It became difficult for me to cheer for someone who makes so many sloppy errors, to the point where I was shaking my head constantly every time she made a mistake. As a side note, I felt she looked way too young to be playing the mother of a teenage boy, either that or the actor playing her son was too old looking. At first, I thought the two were older sister and younger brother, but all that changed when he started referring to her as "Mom" much to my astonishment.
Normally, I would have been happy to see a film that tackles a worldwide issue such as road rage as it can bring awareness to the masses of what could be done to combat it, but this one does it in such a hollow, mean-spirited way that all it did was leave a bad taste in my mouth. It's also a shame that an otherwise talented actor like Russell Crowe has been reduced to starring in a film like this as it does nothing to showcase any of his dramatic range that won him acclaim in the past. I'm still confused as to what kind of lesson we are supposed to take away from all this. Are we supposed to stop violence and anger with more violence and anger? If so, that's an incredibly stupid moral of the story.
I rate it 3.5/10.

Fat Terminator? 🤔. For all the folks who think “D-Fens” was the hero in Falling Down. Let's be honest this is just Hannah Montana the movie. Unhinged (2020. Thursday 20 August 2020
First Film of Choice after lockdown at The Plaza Dorchester - Unhinged. Russell Crowe stars as a very disturbed man who takes offence at a small mistake made by a fellow motorist on the freeway. What ensues is a downward spiral of road rage going very very bad as he targets his victim and everyone she cares about. This is a very tense thriller which even in the simplicity of its plot had me on the edge of my seat with a nervous knot in my stomach throughout. An excellent piece of acting from Crowe - his character becomes increasing more disturbed as his rage takes him beyond all reasonable behaviour. A truly well titled film. If only she had said she was sorry.

What the song, please? Or remix name 😇. Toward the end of the movie when Rachel is driving up the driveway the garage door is up, next scene door is close, Near the end of the movie where she is driving off in the same car that she T bone the minivan with Russell Crowe is not damaged. Russell Crowe playing Alex Jones on his daily commute.

Im 105kg on 185 cm and im fat, but Russell,hmmm realy maximus. Russel Crowe should be a professional interviewer. He gives Nicole a hard time about asking him questions. Let's be honest. We're all here just to see a real-life gladiator. 0:52 - 0:56 mark = I'm crying with laughter. Stranger : say sorry! Lady: No Stranger: Somebody's going to die tonight. This man looks like an ancient Gladiator who gave democracy to Rome. This movie was awesome. 🤘 You want a suspense thriller, this takes the cake. Some people will do anything for attention 🙄. De s'approcher trop. I feel I dont actually need to see the movie after watching the trailer lol. Russell Crowe is much like Keanu Reeves - they both are introverts, enjoy solitude and are very down-to-earth. They both are very humble, shy even, but immensly courageous. A nice little conversation about life between these two, would be one of the most adorable and inspiring things to watch! I'm sure of it.

OMG! Inspector Javert goes PSYCHO! This is ALMOST like that movie (Road Rage, 1999) with Yasmine Bleeth. about the guy who has road rage, and who gets fired from his job. Im watching it now. I lost my husband, my car, my home 2 years ago and am living back home with my parents... I wish I had an aunt with a goat farm. Id go in a heartbeat.

I love farm romance! 😍😁. They just recorded a normal day in LA traffic for a few hours. Big woop. His voice though 😍. I'm just going for groceries and this guy's road raging me! WTF.