Rampart / **** (R)

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rogerebert.com – "Rampart" (R, 112 minutes). A powerful, frightening performance by Woody Harrelson, as a bad cop, circa 1999, in the most corrupt police district in Los Angeles. He's isn't part of the team there; he's stand-alone, a loner who seems to have evil inborn as part of his nature. As he beats a suspect and is caught on videotape, his usual rat like instincts for escape fail him, and he begins to rot from within.

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