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The US army, incapable of containing the virus, has no choice but to kill everyone in the area. Tammy and Andy, protected by US Army medical officer Scarlett (Rose Byrne) and sniper Boyle (Jeremy Renner), try to leave the place from both RAGE victims and other soldiers of the US army. The events transpired in the film really parallels the Iraq war.
And this film is pretty harsh towards the US army and their self-appointed roles as protectors.
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