not like Bill or Uwe for that matter . Take a good look at what is being offered to Americans for Presidential candidates. No wonder the rest of the World is laughing at us. The two over-stuffed couches we get to choose from sure makes Bill seem like the logical solution. So there.

missed, but the planning stage of the assassination of the Pres and the vice pres.He also missed how Bill eluded them for 2 years and how he got to meet Crystal, his wife.There was another 1/2 hour that should have been but wasn't there and was badly needed to put the entire saga into a finale which would just blow every other film away.Yes, the budget wasn't as big as the previous...but there should have been ways to do it - otherwise some lesser known politician should have been the focal point of the manhunt and this would have played out far better.With a kill count well into the hundreds, Bill's story with him doing in 3 key people in the White House missed the mark severely, which is sad - because the entire concept has a massive potential and appeal to build a massive audience to the series.However, the forest shootout scene was very well done and the editing was clean for the FBI shootout.This film shows signs of being low budget and should have had the budget 3 times that of the previous to efficiently and effectively make this a masterpiece and a classic in the same vein as Taxi Driver was and still is.I would have loved to see what was edited out in the film, because I am close to certain that maybe would have pushed what is one of my favourite series into another few notches not only on IMDb but also in film history to be a classic and memorable and important film for decades to come.Uwe has done some wonderful films - yes, and some poor ones too, but this was to impact generations during the crisis of economics, political landscapes with dramatic new up and coming changes for the next presidency election and world matters..and this could have made a brutal and crucial impact and changes on very important topics for legislation and voting and how society will accept our new leaders and policies in these unstable times.A film as violent as the first and as dramatic as the second with brutal delivery from Brendan Fletcher to his followers in a locked TV station doesn't bring nearly as much punch to the 3rd as expected.In a way I was very let down...Bill Williamson stood for our outrage against injustice and greed and in some cases just plain old stupidity...here, he misses that important point and the story just seems to pass by without nearly as much interest or emotion or importance.There was no memorable dialogue which whacked us in the head and woke us up and no dark humor to hammer it in deeper.Thanks for the closure Uwe, but I would have wished that this piece was like the best and biggest explosion ...like a 10 megaton nuclear bomb exploding for us to sift through the rubble and pick up tiny pieces and fragments of our shattered life while we are scarred and ripped to shreds hoping for something that we can cling to for a chance of a meager last breath of life.Instead it was like a firecracker which left little destruction and quickly disappeared for us to admire....only for us wanting to see more.Well, at least it was better than Batman VS Superman!

shocked to find out existed and as soon as I heard I had to watch it. Again I was highly impressed. Although a little slower than the first it still held my attention and continued to progress his story. I just found out they made a third movie and again I had to rush to go watch it. Now sure you can tell this one had a smaller budget. And sure I would have loved to see some more scenes. As some have mentioned a little more background on how he met Crystal and when he killed the President. But the movie was very well built. It had tension that was slowly increasing throughout the film and climaxed perfectly. Great use of referencing the past films and driving his ideals home. Not to mention adding that human element to Bill's character through the use of his girlfriend and son was brilliant. Of course some of the "wow only in a movie" aspects were present like in all 3 but it's good those are there because it keeps it on the movie plane and not so much as "Hey go out and do this and it will work" kind of motive. I personally liked Ryan McDonell's performance as Vincent even though some people said he and the other guy were awful. He filled that bad ass cop role like William Forsythe played in the Devils Rejects. The ending was pretty funny, seemed like Uwe Boll had some fun and possibly a vendetta against some of those celebrities that were announced dead. Not that death is funny but it's a good time seeing them get knocked down from their pedestal. Anyways definitely not a flawless movie by any means but it was certainly a good ending to the series.

is showing in the fact we do not see the killing of the president.But its vitalizing and surprisingly emotional. And damn what a perfect ending for Bill! As a big leftie who isn't opposed to violent action against fascism this is in my wheelhouse.