Netflix released The Last Days Of American Crime recently on its platform. The film is an action-thriller. It has been directed by Olivier Megaton. The film is an adaptation of a graphic novel written by Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini which published in 2009. The film has violence. It also shows police brutality. Its release timing of the film coincided with the ongoing protests in the United States related to the brutal murder of George Floyd at the hands of a few police officers. The film has been heavily criticized on this ground.
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The Last Days Of American Crime: Will The Film Get A Sequel?
The ending of The Last Days Of American Crime was very definitive. The makers did not leave the film on a cliffhanger. But throughout the film, the makers left loose threads that indicate that a sequel to the film might be in works.
Cash figures out the signals of the API and reveals that he has no morals left. The API’s do not affect the psychopaths. A new group of monsters can emerge following this system. These monsters can engage in war against the state. The government also knows that Cash has figured out a way through the signals. The sequel of the film can focus on these things.
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The Last Days Of American Crime: Its Storyline
The film is set in future America. There is violence everywhere. The government has implemented a brainwave called the American Peace Initiative (API). The government wants people to stop committing any type of crime. It also wants to stop white-collar crime. Brick and Shelby are two characters in the film. At the end of the film, Bricke dies. Shelby is seen walking into the sunset with her sister.
The Last Days Of American Crime: Its Cast
Edgar Ramirez is the lead actor in the film. He plays the role of Graham Bricke. Anna Brewster who is Ramirez’s co-star portrays the role of Shelby Dupree. The stars are joined by Michael Pitt, Sharlto Copley, Sean Cameron Michael, and Mohammad Siregar.
The Last Days Of American Crime released on Netflix on June 5, 2024.
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