** Early plot spoilers**
I am not a fan of Tim Robbins. He bores me to tears. Think films tend to do the same. I had put this film back on the rack 4 times before I got it. Tim Robbins plays a vigilante who hates noise so he lives in NYC.. He has taken it upon himself to destroy car alarms etc. that bother him. He leaves stickers behind at scene of the crime so people know he is "The Rectifier." His wife discovers what he has been doing and suggests "close the window." Robbins is too proud to be pushed around by noise makers. "What if I want the window open?" he responds. Eventually he gets arrested again. This time he goes to jail, loses his job and his wife, who suggested he see a shrink. He gets out of jail and maintains his quest.
I enjoyed the way the movie ended, that was genius and entertaining, however the rest of the movie was not. The writers went half way to create symbolism and metaphors. They should concentrated on making the film entertaining.
The movie contains sexual scenes, nudity, and the f-bomb. What was up with the girl with the French(?) accent complaining about her ugly looking privates? I keep reminding myself not to watch any Tim Robbins films but I do anyway.
I am not a fan of Tim Robbins. He bores me to tears. Think films tend to do the same. I had put this film back on the rack 4 times before I got it. Tim Robbins plays a vigilante who hates noise so he lives in NYC.. He has taken it upon himself to destroy car alarms etc. that bother him. He leaves stickers behind at scene of the crime so people know he is "The Rectifier." His wife discovers what he has been doing and suggests "close the window." Robbins is too proud to be pushed around by noise makers. "What if I want the window open?" he responds. Eventually he gets arrested again. This time he goes to jail, loses his job and his wife, who suggested he see a shrink. He gets out of jail and maintains his quest.
I enjoyed the way the movie ended, that was genius and entertaining, however the rest of the movie was not. The writers went half way to create symbolism and metaphors. They should concentrated on making the film entertaining.
The movie contains sexual scenes, nudity, and the f-bomb. What was up with the girl with the French(?) accent complaining about her ugly looking privates? I keep reminding myself not to watch any Tim Robbins films but I do anyway.