Outrage

Outrage is a fast-paced political thriller that doesn't overstay its welcome. The actors are all amazing in their roles, and the story has twists and turns that are all too relevant in the political landscape.

That said, it's not at all a "political" movie - no matter your views, you'll find yourself intrigued. It goes by in a breeze, but is informative and makes you think in ways you wouldn't otherwise consider for this kind of film.

Basically, it's a tense thriller that breezes by, and feels much larger than the sum of its parts. You'll be sucked in watching this, you'll be on the edge of your seat, and you might even be...outraged? (*cringes*)

Outrage is a gripping political thriller that really delivers. The performances were incredibly strong across the board, adding weight and authenticity to a story that feels like it could be ripped from today's headlines. It has the sharp, calculating feel of House of Cards or The Ides of March - full of tension, twists, and questions about truth, media, and power. A smart, well-acted, and deeply unsettling watch. Outrage is a sharp political thriller with great performances and House of Cards vibes. Tense, timely, and thought-provoking-this one sticks with you long after it ends. I will also compliment the cinematography. Loved the style.

Captivating, focused on current events and eerily in tune with the American condition. What lies beneath the surface of our day to day interactions, this films brings to light. A great watch, but left me with a bad feeling in my gut knowing how much this occurs in our society today. The take on a new age "spin doctors" delves into what happens under the perfect exterior of news information, the grimy, twisted and distorted stories fabricated by backdoor dealing special interest, twists and turns combine to take you on a journey through the various pathways of misinformation and how they collude to paint the perception of the American people.

This is a solid political drama-thriller that takes a backroom look at the media environment today where outrage is manipulated and manufactured by just a tweet or post and people's lives and careers are just collateral damage. The smart script takes the lead character Kevin down a shadowy journey of scandal, speculation, and disinformation as his moral conscience begins to tug at him. A mysterious boss directs the proceedings and his bully henchman helps enforce it on Kevin and Jesse, another gig worker drone caught between their morals and a paycheck. As information and hearsay come in, and are traded by texts and emails, tension builds and paranoia heightens as the characters lose control of the narrative. The sterile, cluttered office space, lit by antiseptic, artificial lights, is the perfect setting for the story's moral shadings and the characters coming to terms with their own boundaries. This movie will leave you thinking about today's media landscape and maybe questioning that next post giving you a visceral reaction.

Outrage (2024) - An Indie Political Drama That Hits Hard and Almost a Little too Close to Home. Brady Nelson's Outrage is Timely, and Thrilling Exposé on Media Manipulation... In a time when truth feels more elusive than ever, Outrage (2024) emerges as a razor-sharp political drama that dares to dissect the insidious power of media influence during an election. Directed by Brady Nelson, this gripping indie thriller not only delivers a compelling narrative but does so with a level of intensity and intelligence that belies its micro-budget origins. According to various sources, Outrage's budget was just shy of 20K, making it a thoroughbred indie. Despite the budget, the movie appears to be more expensive which is a testament to the cinematography. The movie's dialogue is quick and witty. Primarily delivered by four actors, Outrage keeps a tight office and "screen" setting, mirroring the landscape where media is manipulated. If you're looking for a quick 90-minute watch, that backdrops current events, Outrage is worth the watch!