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Released 6 years ago.

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.
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”
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Edgar Ramírez
Graham Bricke

Michael Pitt
Kevin Cash

Anna Brewster
Shelby Dupree

Sharlto Copley
William Sawyer

Tamer Burjaq
Ross King

Neels Clasen
Sidell Turner

Tony Caprari
Jim Schneider

Kate Normington
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Olivier Megaton directs. Daniel Aranyó behind the camera. The Limiñanas scores. Mickael Dumontier cuts. Produced in United States of America. Dialogue in English, Croatian, Danish, Greek, Irish, Norwegian, Polish, Russian.
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Hollywood need to rethink its obsession with sleazy crime drama's. Case in question, "The Last Days of American Crime". We would wish this title were, in fact, a truism. That reanimating "Natural Born Killers" from 1994 in one shape or other would come to an end. That sleazy, cheesy, overcooked crime drama's that, are, in fact, ugly and depressing, could be locked away and the proverbial key, never found. Its a shame this reeks as badly as it does. The cast is excellent, with the likes of Sharlto Copley (who I feel we don't see enough of) and Michael Pitt, on offer. Failing to take advantage of such a wealth of sterling acting talent is, in my view, the real crime here. Whilst the performance's are mostly excellent from the cast no amount of quality acting can fix a tale this unlikable and uninteresting. 3/10.
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Radical Studios
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Mandalay Pictures
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Radical Pictures
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