movie Rebel Ridge (2024)

[Harsh World]

Heard that this was a good movie.

Deciding to watch it tonight.

Anybody seen it?

 

[Bawse]

I haven't seen it yet, but the trailer looks good. I think I'll watch it tonight too.

 

[Harsh World]

Rebel Ridge feels like it was created by a Marine with some film experience who stumbled upon this Explore With Us video on a civil forfeiture case by the Nevada Highway Patrol vs. Stephen Lara and decided to build an entire story around it.

It was actually from an older incident, that I happened to catch when it came out. However, the EWU voice narration makes it a lot more tolerable and story-like. Here's a cut down version of the traffic stop, and after watching it, you could completely tell how it could spiral out from this to Rebel Ridge.

 

[Ashake]

I love action movies and Rebel Ridge is one of them. It's indeed a very good movie. It's about a fight with the bad police officers who are perpetrating all sorts of illicit activities. This movie shows the importance of fighting for justice and that one person can make a great difference. Chris Pine does a great job in this movie.

 

[Reelz]

To me, Rebel Ridge is more than just the fights. It's more about standing up for what's right and also helping our family when they need us or struggling with some challenges. When we face very tough challenges, we should never give up and keep fighting for justice. These are good lessons to learn from the movie