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‘Rebel Ridge’ ending explained: is justice brought to the town of Shelby Springs?

**Warning: spoilers ahead**The pulsating action thriller Rebel Ridge is streaming on Netflix now, but is Aaron Pierre’s former Marine able to bring justice to the town of Shelby Springs? Read on for all the info.The film stars Pierre, a rising British actor who has appeared in Old, The Underground Railroad and The A Word, as Terry Richmond, a highly skilled martial artist who is seeking to post bail for his cousin, but has the money seized unjustly by the local police. In trying to retrieve the money, Richmond uncovers a complex web of constitutional corruption that threatens his life and that of those who try to help him.Rebel Ridge is written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room, Blue Ruin), and also stars Don Johnson as the local police chief, James Cromwell as the judge, and AnnaSophia Robb as Summer McBride, a legal clerk that sides with Richmond.In 2021, it was reported that John Boyega had walked away from the film mid-shoot due to “family reasons”, although the actor’s representatives later said claims he had simply walked away without telling producers were untrue.When Terry Richmond (Pierre) has his cousin’s bail money seized by the corrupt local police force, he challenges their authority, ultimately confronting the Chief Sandy Burnne (Johnson).
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‘Rebel Ridge’ ending explained: is justice brought to the town of Shelby Springs?
**Warning: spoilers ahead**The pulsating action thriller Rebel Ridge is streaming on Netflix now, but is Aaron Pierre’s former Marine able to bring justice to the town of Shelby Springs? Read on for all the info.The film stars Pierre, a rising British actor who has appeared in Old, The Underground Railroad and The A Word, as Terry Richmond, a highly skilled martial artist who is seeking to post bail for his cousin, but has the money seized unjustly by the local police. In trying to retrieve the money, Richmond uncovers a complex web of constitutional corruption that threatens his life and that of those who try to help him.Rebel Ridge is written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room, Blue Ruin), and also stars Don Johnson as the local police chief, James Cromwell as the judge, and AnnaSophia Robb as Summer McBride, a legal clerk that sides with Richmond.In 2021, it was reported that John Boyega had walked away from the film mid-shoot due to “family reasons”, although the actor’s representatives later said claims he had simply walked away without telling producers were untrue.When Terry Richmond (Pierre) has his cousin’s bail money seized by the corrupt local police force, he challenges their authority, ultimately confronting the Chief Sandy Burnne (Johnson).
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Netflix is adding all these movies and TV shows in September
Netflix have a new slate of content heading your way – check out the new additions for September below.One of the month’s most anticipated new arrivals will be the concluding half of the new season of Emily In Paris. The rom-com drama returned for its fourth season last month, with the first five episodes dropping on August 15.On September 12, the remaining five episodes of the season will be added for Netflix subscribers, with Lily Collins’ marketing executive Emily Cooper’s narrative arc coming full circle.Netflix have also secured the festival hit His Three Daughters, a drama film starring Elizabeth Olsen, Carrie Coon and Natasha Lyonne as three estranged sisters who return home to care for their ailing father.Directed by Azazel Jacobs (French Exit, The Lovers), it will receive a limited theatrical run from September 6 and then premiere on Netflix on September 20.Two hit US reality shows are returning this month too: the eighth season of Selling Sunset arrives on September 6, while the first four episodes of the latest season of The Circle will be out on September 11, with the remaining eight to follow later in the month.One of the most anticipated new film releases will be Rebel Ridge, directed by Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room, Blue Ruin).
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