Davis erupts with rage at his sister's suggestion that he quit music and return to the merchant navy: that, he says, is merely to "exist".
On his wedding day, poor, inoffensive Charlie inadvertently offends his small black driver, who erupts with rage and ends up attacking him with what look like martial-arts nunchakas.
When "Mandingo" was released, many critics erupted with rage over its aggressively tasteless portrayal of the slave-owning South, which seems in retrospect both a desired and appropriate response.
The pair showed no remorse for their actions throughout their Old Bailey trial, and erupted with rage during their sentencing hearing, causing security guards to bundle them down to the cells as Rigby's relatives looked on.
Later, this competition was to be reversed, as the young Steve McQueen became obsessed with outpacing Newman, even fanatically counting the lines he had in The Towering Inferno (1974) and erupting with rage when he found out he had 16 fewer than Newman, his co-star.
In 1999, when America bombed the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia, the nation erupted with rage, but it was the fury of betrayal, disorientation and stunned rejection.
The first song released from the album was "Leathers," which unfolds with 40 seconds of delicate ambient sound before erupting with rage and drama from Moreno and the band. .
Rather than erupt with homicidal rage the next time it takes three lights for the person in front of me to make a left turn at an intersection, I will ask myself, I wonder what he's going through in his life that a simple driving function such as making a left hand turn at a light causes him such consternation, and whether my boot up his... nope.
His raw, grand, tremulous, terrifyingly urgent images — and the raucous, incantatory, jagged soundtrack set against them — seem to erupt with long-stifled passions and long-suppressed rage.
