Develiker terrible... so disappointed.

Titreenp SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Tyreece Hulme One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Prismark10 Drive Angry is a low rent sleazy grindhouse type thriller starring an Oscar winner who has seen better days but has a big tax bill to pay.Nicolas Cage plays John Milton. It just so happens there was a famous English poet with the same name who wrote Paradise Lost. I think there is a clue here.Milton is a man on a mission. His daughter was killed by a satan worshipping cult leader Jonah King (Billy Burke.) King has taken her baby and plans to sacrifice it and hopes to bring hell on earth.Milton is literally after King like a bat out of hell to save his grandaughter. Milton teams up with a kindly waitress, Piper (Amber Heard) who he meets in a diner. As both of them go after King, a mysterious person known as the ant (William Fichtner) wants to bring back Milton from where he has escaped from and pursues him like a hound from hell.Burke hams it up as the cult leader, Fichtner seems to be having fun, Cage is a bit dull. It is entertaining tosh, a bit stupid and also overlong.

Paul Magne Haakonsen I hadn't expected much from this movie given the fact that it is a Nicolas Cage movie, and it seemed like just yet another of those countless movies that he is popping up in everywhere you look. And "Drive Angry" was exactly that.I will say that if you like cars, Nicolas Cage and over-the-top things that make no sense then you will enjoy this particular movie.A man has returned from the fiery depths of Hell in order to track down those who killed his daughter and kidnapped his granddaughter.Right...The movie started out alright, but quickly swerved down a path better left untrodden. And towards the end you will be ready to claw out your eyes, I swear.The only thing that salvaged "Drive Angry" from being utter rubbish was William Fichtner. He is always a delight to witness in a movie, and this was no exception."Drive Angry" is the type of movie that you watch once and never again.

Python Hyena Drive Angry (2011): Dir: Patrick Lussier / Cast: Nicolas Cage, Amber Heard, William Fichtner, Billy Burke, David Morse: Pointless and brutally excessive road kill about vengeance. Nicolas Cage plays a sorry sap who drives out of Hell in search of the cult that murdered his daughter and kidnapped his granddaughter. Apparently this cult, lead by the psychotic Jonah King, is set to sacrifice the baby at the next full moon. He is ed on his quest by a waitress who obviously has nothing better to do. After he intervenes when she is being beat up by her cheating boyfriend, she gladly tags along. This is all very stupid but director Patrick Lussier presents some fantastic 3D effects. The film takes on an appeal very similar to the Grindhouse films only this sucks. Cage spends much of the film either driving fast or shooting cultist. What fails here is that his escape from Hell is pure nonsense, and his shootout while in the midst of sex is even less believable. Amber Heard as his waitress companion seems to come from a long list of women since Angelina Jolie who can kick the crap out of people. She is never believable but she puts on this bullshit "I'm with you all the way" nonsense. William Fichtner plays Satan's ant who is out to bring Cage back to Hell. Why Satan has an ant is never known. Billy Burke plays Jonah King who is basically a target for a nasty departure. David Morse, a capable actor, is also wasted in this hellish trash. The Biblical or supernatural elements are laughable enough to make viewers want to drive angry right over the film in full speed. Score: 3 / 10

SnoopyStyle Milton (Nicolas Cage) is hunting Satanic cult leader Jonah King (Billy Burke) who murdered his daughter and kidnapped her baby. Jonah is about to sacrifice the baby in 3 day's time. Milton gets a ride off of roadside diner waitress Piper (Amber Heard). Meanwhile Milton is pursued by the powerful ant (William Fichtner).It's all pumping music and overblown action with a splash of female nudity. Amber Heard is strutting around in her Daisy Dukes. There is a lot to like, but the story isn't that compelling. It is a simplistic balls-out no-holds-bar vulgar entertainment. It's not going to win any awards, but it's good for the midnight crowd.