God Bless America 2012
"Taking out the trash, one jerk at a time."
In *God Bless America (2012)*, Bobcat Goldthwait crafts a darkly comedic and biting satire that follows an ordinary man pushed to his limits by the crassness and cruelty of modern culture.
Director: Bobcat Goldthwait
Cast
Joel Murray
Frank
Tara Lynne Barr
Roxy
Melinda Page Hamilton
Alison
Mackenzie Brooke Smith
Ava
Rich McDonald
Brad
Maddie Hasson
Chloe
Larry Miller
Chloe's Dad
Dorie Barton
Chloe's Mom
Travis Wester
Ed
Lauren Benz Phillips
Donna
Frequently Asked Questions
What is God Bless America (2012) about?
*God Bless America (2012)* follows a frustrated everyman and a rebellious teen who embark on a violent spree targeting figures they deem toxic—reality TV stars, bigots, and others they see as emblematic of society's decay. Their journey becomes a twisted exploration of morality, justice, and the limits of human patience.
Who directed God Bless America?
The film was directed by Bobcat Goldthwait, known for his sharp wit and subversive humor in both comedy and drama projects.
Who stars in God Bless America?
The cast includes Joel Murray as the disillusioned protagonist, Tara Lynne Barr as his teenage ally, and Melinda Page Hamilton, Mackenzie Brooke Smith, and Maddie Hasson rounding out the key roles.
Is God Bless America (2012) worth watching?
While not for the faint of heart, *God Bless America (2012)* offers a bold, darkly funny take on societal frustrations. Its satirical edge and strong performances make it a standout for fans of provocative cinema, even if the premise is polarizing.
How long is God Bless America?
The film runs for 104 minutes (1 hour and 44 minutes).
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About God Bless America (2012) — A Dark Comedy About Culture, Crime, and Crossing the Line
In *God Bless America (2012)*, Bobcat Goldthwait crafts a darkly comedic and biting satire that follows an ordinary man pushed to his limits by the crassness and cruelty of modern culture. When a disillusioned suburban dad teams up with a sharp-tongued teenage girl, their shared frustration ignites a violent rampage against reality TV stars, bigoted figures, and other purveyors of American social decay. With sharp dialogue and a starkly irreverent tone, the film blends comedy and crime into a thought-provoking commentary on societal decay. Joel Murray delivers a standout performance as the unlikely antihero, while Tara Lynne Barr shines as his reluctant accomplice, creating an unforgettable duo navigating moral ambiguity.
The film's gritty atmosphere contrasts with its satirical edge, making it a cult favorite for fans of provocative cinema. Goldthwait's direction leans into the absurdity of modern media and politics, crafting a story that's as unsettling as it is entertaining. *God Bless America (2012)* isn't just a crime thriller—it's a scathing reflection on what happens when society's worst elements push ordinary people too far.
