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Falling Down

Falling Down

7,4 /10 (4,168 Votes)
1993 EN 113 min

Overview

An ordinary man frustrated with the various flaws he sees in society begins to psychotically and violently lash out against them.

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Release date

26/02/1993

Votes

4,168

Popularity

11.4

The adventures of an ordinary man at war with the everyday world.

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

113 min

Budget

$25,000,000

Revenue

$40,903,593

Michael Douglas

Michael Douglas

D-Fens

Robert Duvall

Robert Duvall

Prendergast

Barbara Hershey

Barbara Hershey

Beth

Rachel Ticotin

Rachel Ticotin

Sandra

Tuesday Weld

Tuesday Weld

Mrs. Prendergast

Frederic Forrest

Frederic Forrest

Surplus Store Owner

Lois Smith

Lois Smith

D-Fens' Mother

Joey Singer

Joey Singer

Adele (Beth's Child)

Ebbe Roe Smith

Ebbe Roe Smith

Guy on Freeway

Michael Paul Chan

Michael Paul Chan

Mr. Lee

Raymond J. Barry

Raymond J. Barry

Captain Yardley

D.W. Moffett

D.W. Moffett

Detective Lydecker

Steve Park

Steve Park

Detective Brian

Kimberly Scott

Kimberly Scott

Detective Jones

James Keane

James Keane

Detective Keene

Macon McCalman

Macon McCalman

Detective Graham

Richard Montoya

Richard Montoya

Detective Sanchez

Bruce Beatty

Bruce Beatty

Police Clerk

No photo

Matthew Saks

Officer at Station

Agustin Rodriguez

Agustin Rodriguez

Gang Member One

No photo

Eddie Frias

Gang Member Two

Pat Romano

Pat Romano

Gang Member Three

Julian Scott Urena

Julian Scott Urena

Gang Member Four

Karina Arroyave

Karina Arroyave

Angie

No photo

Irene Olga López

Angie's Mother

Benjamin Mouton

Benjamin Mouton

Uniformed Officer at Beth's

Dean Hallo

Dean Hallo

Uniformed Officer's Partner

James Morrison

James Morrison

Construction Sign Man by Bus Stop

John Fleck

John Fleck

Steady Guy in Park

Brent Hinkley

Brent Hinkley

Rick (Whammyburger)

Dedee Pfeiffer

Dedee Pfeiffer

Sheila (Whammyburger)

Carole Androsky

Carole Androsky

Woman Who Throws Up (Whammyburger)

Margaret Medina

Margaret Medina

Lita the Waitress

Vondie Curtis-Hall

Vondie Curtis-Hall

Not Economically Viable Man

No photo

Mark Frank

Annoying Man at Phone Booth

No photo

Peter Radon

First Gay Man

Spencer Rochfort

Spencer Rochfort

Second Gay Man

Carole Ita White

Carole Ita White

Second Officer at Beth's

Russell Curry

Russell Curry

Second Officer's Partner

John Fink

John Fink

Guy Behind Woman Driver

Jack Kehoe

Jack Kehoe

Street Worker

No photo

Valentino D. Harrison

Kid (with Missile Launcher)

Jack Betts

Jack Betts

Frank (Golfer)

Al Mancini

Al Mancini

Jim (Golfer)

John Diehl

John Diehl

Dad (Back Yard Party)

Amy Morton

Amy Morton

Mom (Back Yard Party)

No photo

Abbey Barthel

Trina (Back Yard Party)

Susie Singer Carter

Susie Singer Carter

Suzie the Stripper

Wayne Duvall

Wayne Duvall

Paramedic

No photo

Valisha Jean Malin

Prendergast's Daughter

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Rob

2015-08-10

⭐ 5.5

Having just watched this movie I can say that I enjoyed it, not overly so. Its not really a tale of urban reality more that the everyday annoyances that we do nothing about and this guy turns them into a personal insult. Its starts normally enough, stuck in traffic, beep noises and drilling on a hot day, his AC is broken, the window is broken. Instead of just shrugging it off with that Monday feeling he just abandons his car and goes for a walk, to start with its a shop owner with overpriced drinks that gets his shop smashed up a bit, later only when threatened with violence himself does he de…

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vylmen

2024-12-30

⭐ 9

## Not about the guy This movie isn't about the main character, William 'D-Fens' Foster. He does some crazy things and I guess that what some people remember, but if you really watch the movie you see that it puts society's erosion of the U.S. "normal guy" on display. People who "do everything right": get a degree, marry, make babies, work for a corporation. They feel disillusioned, cheated out of the promise of the American dream. Class divides, racism, toxic masculinity, coroporate greed, urban decay, breakdown of interpersonal connections and flat, sloppy hamburgers that look nothing…

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