Just perfect...

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

This 2016 thriller sequel stars Frank Grillo, Elizabeth Mitchell and Mykelti Williamson. This installment takes place 2 years after the events of the last film where ex-cop, Leo Barnes (Grillo) is now the head of security for a Senator, Charlie Roan (Mitchell) who is running for President. The night of the Purge, Roan is targeted for assassination because she intends to stop the tradition and Barnes protects her with help from shopkeeper, Joe Dixon (Williamson) and his friends. This is a good sequel with a decent cast and tense moments. I recommend this.

By far the stupidest movie I've ever walked out on. For anyone who watched this all the way through, you are idiots.

I found that the movie is a good movie, a lot of people didn't like it as it wasn't scary enough. Personally, too make a good horror movie, you need a creepy tone and it must be entertaining. This movie is very creepy and gory, its scary, and found that it was very fun and enjoyable.One thing though that i would like to know, in the next movie, when it has the video to explain the purge,should tell me what happens if you kill someone 7 minutes after the time runs outGood movie though.

This should be a disappointment for most fans of the previous two Purge installments, but should not necessarily be avoided.As we watch the characters, familiar and unfamiliar, survive the night, you'll see the expected that all Purge-ians look forward to: violence, death, tension, crazies, drama, scares, and developments in the Purge story. The quality of each however is not all the same. The story and new perspectives is fun, and it makes sense there would be a group and a few individuals fighting against the Purge, and that those running the show of the Purge do not appreciate their efforts. So tensions rise, violence ensues, and morals are tested as usual. It all falls so short of the other two movies though.The biggest issue I had was that the movie tried WAY too hard. The group of rebellious adolescents were extra rebellious, the crazies were obnoxiously crazy, the evil nature of the politicians and religious leaders are beyond the threshold of plausible evilness, the token black role was annoyingly racist, in fact most of the characters and acting was annoying and preachy. Worth viewing once. Especially for Purge fans. That's about it.Hope they up their game for future sequels/prequels.