Jim, an average New Yorker, lives with a sick but loving wife. Suddenly, everything changes when the economy crashes and causes him to lose everything. Filled with anger and rage, Jim goes to seek revenge for the life taken from him. Bailout: The Age of Greed or also known as Assault on Wall Street suffers from way too slow pacing but also Uwe Boll being a really awful director. The actors do try their best but not their best enough and the film also tries to get political at times which makes things even worse unfortunately cause it could be really good. (5/10)

I spent 5 years taking care of my terminally ill wife. The opening of this movie was too depressing for me to watch.

My, my, my, Uwe Boll, you have come a long way!I remember the times of 'House of the Dead' and 'Alone in the Dark', movies that by all logic, should have been awesome, but instead was awful. Those we actually some of my first meetings with just plain bad movies. That special type of bad. Not many movies I see, falls into this category.'Bailout: The age of greed', or 'Attack on Wall Street' which was the name I saw it under, is not that bad at all! It's pretty much like a normal movie, actually. Some of the dramatic parts are a little iffy, but it might be so, that if I didn't know it was Uwe Boll, I wouldn't really have thought about it. Or maybe I would. Dominic Purcell does a great job. The story is not exactly Pulitzer-prize material, but gets the job done. You feel for this guy. If Uwe Boll keeps getting better, maybe in the future he will make a truly good movie? Time will tell.

I only watched this film because of Dominic Purcell. I really liked him In Prison Break, that made me want to watch Assault on Wall Street because I knew he was a main character. Assault on Wall Street is an average film. Like many other films I felt the 'emotional' scene were his wife dies fell flat firstly I didn't even click on she was dead until the body bag come down the stairs then I caught on and understood she had passed the funeral just seemed to lack any form of emotion at all Dominic's performance was good at the funeral but everyone else seemed not phased at all which is not how funerals are. That part was depressing because I wanted it to be a happy ending for them two but it wasn't. The ending of the film is sort of memorable and sort of on a there could be an Assault on Wall Street 2 cliffhanger sort off, he says he will always be out there for as long as he lives killing I think prompting there will be more attacks maybe another film? Anyway it's an OK film really and is worth the watch.