An ordinary man frustrated with the various flaws he sees in society begins to psychotically and violently lash out against them in the Falling Down DVD Deluxe Edition.

"Falling Down is a psychological thriller directed by Joel Schumacher, released in 1993. The Deluxe Edition offers an enhanced viewing experience with additional bonus features and behind-the-scenes content. The film tells the story of a man who, on a hot and sweltering day in Los Angeles, embarks on a violent and chaotic journey through the city, unraveling both physically and mentally.

William Foster, portrayed by Michael Douglas, is a former defense worker who is fed up with the frustrations and disappointments of his life. Stuck in traffic on his way to his daughter's birthday party, Foster reaches a breaking point and decides to abandon his car and walk through the city, determined to make it to his daughter's celebration by any means necessary.

As Foster journeys through the city, he encounters a series of escalating conflicts and confrontations with various individuals and societal institutions, including a Korean store owner, a gang of thugs, a neo-Nazi, a homeless man, and a police officer, played by Robert Duvall. Foster's actions become increasingly violent and erratic as he unleashes his frustrations and pent-up anger on those around him, exposing the dark and disturbing underbelly of society.

Meanwhile, Detective Martin Prendergast, played by Duvall, is hot on Foster's trail, trying to prevent further chaos and violence while also trying to understand the motivations and mindset of the man who seems to be on a downward spiral.

As the day progresses and Foster's actions become more extreme, the film delves into themes of societal alienation, urban decay, and the loss of control over one's own life. Can the pressures, frustrations, and injustices that can drive a person to their breaking point and the consequences of unchecked anger and violence be justified?