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Woody Harrelson's tour de force performance in Rampart is reminiscent of Oscar winner Denzel Washington's in Training Day. Harrelson should also have been nominated for an Oscar. Washington portrays the day in the life of a dirty cop as he trains a rook

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The crazy eyes and idiosyncratic drawl of Woody Harrelson are enough to carry the dirty-cop study "Rampart," but even such powers as those can't make engaging this weary L.A. noir. Without Harrelson's inherent intrigue, the heavy-handed provocations of "

"Rampart" patrols some familiar streets, but this jarringly intimate study of a dirty Los Angeles cop sliding, crazily, down the drain has a distinctive new-cliche smell, pungent and alive. The story, which is more about observation than propulsion, suit

Merrick Morton / Millenium Entertainment L.A. police Officer Dave Brown (Woody Harrelson) meets Linda Fentress (Robin Wright) in "Rampart." Rampart Drama. Starring Woody Harrelson, Robin Wright, Anne Heche and Cynthia Nixon. Directed by Oren Moverman. (R

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The crazy eyes and idiosyncratic drawl of Woody Harrelson are enough to carry the dirty-cop study Rampart, but even such powers as those can't make engaging this weary L.A. noir. Without Harrelson's inherent intrigue, the heavy-handed provocations of Ram

A lot of talented people have worked overtime to make “Rampart’’ matter. Woody Harrelson gives a ferocious performance as a very bad LA cop and director Oren Moverman, coming off the quiet triumph of 2009’s “The Messenger,’’ throws caution to the Santa A

"Rampart" patrols some familiar streets, but this jarringly intimate study of a dirty Los Angeles cop sliding, crazily, down the drain has a distinctive new-cliche smell, pungent and alive. The story, which is more about observation than propulsion, suit

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Harrelson is an ideal actor for the role. Especially in tensely wound-up movies like this, he implies that he's looking at everything and then watching himself looking. His character, Dave Brown, has no moral center, but he has the survival instincts of

I wasn't as impressed as some of my colleagues by Oren Moverman's directing debut, The Messenger (2009), though Woody Harrelson was terrific as a steely marine who must drive around notifying military families that their loved ones are dead. Harrelson re

But Harrelson's intense and committed performance keeps Oren Moverman's film moving, even while the grim and overdone story wallows affectedly. Harrelson plays police officer Dave Brown in 1999 Los Angeles, in the notoriously scandal-plagued Ramp

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Directed by Oren Moverman (The Messenger) from a script by Moverman and L.A. noir master James Ellroy, Rampart tracks the downward spiral of LAPD cop Dave Brown (Woody Harrelson). A Vietnam vet whose personal code allows for extreme bad behavior in the n

Woody Harrelson hits movie screens with such galvanizing force in Rampart, you might be surprised that Hollywood didn't cower and hand him an Oscar nomination, trembling. It's getting harder and harder to remember that he first came to fame as lovable na

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