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Mad City

  • Thriller
  • Drama
Confirmed1997-10-106.36.3Trakt

A misguided museum guard who loses his job and then tries to get it back at gunpoint is thrown into the fierce world of ratings-driven TV gone mad.

Mad City is a 1997 thriller-drama about a desperate museum guard who attempts an armed robbery to reclaim his job, only to become caught in a media circus of sensational TV coverage. The film explores the collision between personal crisis and the ruthless pursuit of ratings in modern news.

When does Mad City come out?

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Streaming availability in United States

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Not available on any tracked streaming service in United States right now.

Available in: United Arab Emirates · Austria · Australia · Belgium · Canada · Switzerland · +21 more

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Available to stream in South Korea— but not in United States.

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In cinemas

Theatrical release in United States

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In cinemas
1997-11-07

Wide release in United States · Rated PG-13

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Trailer

Mad City (1997) Original Trailer [HD]

YouTube · 2024-03-29
FAQ

Mad City — frequently asked

When was Mad City released?

Mad City was released on October 10, 1997.

What is Mad City about?

The film follows a museum guard who loses his job and returns with a gun, attempting to get his position back. His hostage situation spirals into a media sensation as TV stations compete for ratings coverage of the unfolding crisis.

What genre is Mad City?

Mad City is a thriller-drama that examines themes of desperation, media sensationalism, and the consequences of ratings-driven television.

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