New Regency Falling Down (Blu-ray)

This is a must see classic film with a interesting story line. The film is directed by Joel Schumacher and stars Michael Douglas. A brilliant drama with black-comic undertones about middle-aged man dealing with both unemployment and divorce.

Falling Down is a classic story of a sad man that's had enough of life and decides to break free of societies chains and go on a crime spree. The story is downer and the end lives up to the rest of it. I would recommend this if you like misery.

One of Douglas' best performances. The movie is still relevant to what's going on today. It plays out a lot of what we think on a daily basis and does it fairly consistently and accurately. An extremely entertaining movie!

An ordinary man reaches his breaking point and starts lashing out against the various flaws he sees in society. Staring Michael Douglas Directed by Joel Schumacher

This is one of my favorite Michael Douglas movies! Costarring Robert Duvall %26 Barbara Hersey. Falling Down is hilarious but frightening. A character study of how little it takes to push someone into madness. How the frustration and injustices of the world can intrigger anyone into lashing out through violent means. the irony of this being filmed during the LA riots of 1992 isn't lost on anyone!

Falling Down is definitely a movie you have to watch if you haven't. It's an action movie and quite humorous.

Every feel like the world is against you to the point of no return? This is the movie to let out frustrations!

Michael Douglas gives one of the best performances of his career in this thriller as a man who comes unhinged. To say anything more would ruin the film.

Good performances by all. Movie has multiple perspective shifts that mostly work like plot twists but otherwise keeps a linear story. They don't switch up the plot but instead bring new context to what is happening. At the end you see that you weren't seeing a story about the victim of one bad day, you were seing the interactions of d*

Very good money, but not great. Some of the connections are a little unbelievable, but it is a movie after all.