Roger Ebert commented that the film contained “deliberate vulgarity, gross excess, and the pornography of violence," but this suits the theme of much of Cage’s career. Milton is joined by Amber Heard’s character, a heartbroken waitress, to rescue his granddaughter who is now also in danger.Ĭage was drawn to Drive Angry for the project’s experimentation with special effects, 3D technology, and badass cars. Drive Angry tells the story of John Milton, a man who escapes Hell and acquires Satan’s gun to kill the cult leader who murdered his daughter. This quote from the action horror film Drive Angry makes the top of the list for its representation of Nicolas Cage’s career, which has been comprised of delivering ridiculous lines like this one effortlessly.
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