The two head out on a cross-country killing spree, taking pot-shots at Tea Party activists, a Bill O’Reilly clone and—most gratifyingly—people who talk during movies.
When it comes to vigilante justice, the right gets all the fun. While Paul Kersey and Dirty Harry placate conservative wet dreams about shooting first and never asking questions, the left makes somber killjoys like "The Ox-Bow Incident" and "In the Bedroom."
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1. BlairM said... on Jul 6, 2012 at 11:19AM
“So basically this movie is a remake of Falling Down, but not as clever and without the ironic ending? I'll pass.”