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Writer / director David Ayer has had the theme of men doing their duty to varying degrees running through his work, from his script for Training Day to the gritty cop movie End of Watch.
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Clashes between actresses on the set of Jenny's movie somehow lead to a night of lesbian Turkish oil wrestling that ends with a visit from the cops; the hard - case colonel in charge of prosecuting Tasha's case arrives on base.
I think this movie has similarities to James vehicle «Mall Cop» in the sense that both films start off really well with a nice chuckle level but end up going too far.
Nerve - rattling in the best way, the sharp, visceral urban police procedural End of Watch is one of the best American cop movies I've seen in a long time.
It's entirely possible that writer / director David Ayer has crafted the best cop movie of all time with End of Watch.
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The movie has some well - executed unexpected twists and turns, Hugo Weaving takes a devilishly delightful turn as a corrupt cop, and the movie has a surprising emotional swell in the end.
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Of course, as anyone who has ever seen a cop movie already knows, lots of people will end up dying today, and Talley will spend the rest of the movie trying to rinse their blood off his hands.
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Usually these figures represent typical movie archetypes: hero, killer, almost - retired cop, but this movie is not about fairness and happy endings or the predictable.
Truffaut, who conceived the original story for Breathless, described how, when at the end of that movie Belmondo is shot, Godard wanted one of the cops who's responsible to shout to the other «Quick, in the spine!»
And Ayer, despite miscalculating pretty much everything about Suicide Squad, is REALLY good at cop movies — he made End of Watch, and the underrated Street Kings.
Taylor and Zavala fit the template of the «cop buddy movie,» but «End of Watch» goes so much deeper than that.
By the end of the movie Let's Be Cops does take a turn toward the absurd and at times goes completely over-the-top unbelievable, but I laughed out loud enough times to say that it was an enjoyable buddy comedy.
It's my pleasure to admit I was wrong, as End of Watch is one of the better cop movies to come out in some time.
That's the end of the movie, I'm sure the cops show up two seconds later, DCF is there, and they take her.
Praised by no less an authority as director WIlliam Friedkin as the best cop movie he'd ever seen, End of Watch was one of the underseen delights of 2012 and a great new addition to Netflix — Jake Cole
This buddy movie / cop comedy takes its cue from such police - dog stories as «Turner and Hooch» — which it directly references — as well as the 1990 TV pilot «Poochinski,» in which the ghost of a murdered detective ends up inhabiting a gassy English bulldog.
Most of the movie takes place over the course of one fateful evening, where the local mob, or at least what appears to be them, ends up killing a room full of undercover cops.
Though Gone Baby Gone shares with Mystic River the usual Lehanian touches — the Dorchester setting, the hard - bitten cops, the imperiled children — in the end, the Clint Eastwood movie it resembles most closely is Million Dollar Baby, another film that concludes with a ruthless ethical dilemma.
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One thing he would cop to was a shot towards the end of the movie where we see the mailbox that says «10 Cloverfield.»
Not even Edward Norton — who elevates the quality of the picture every time he's onscreen — can save it from mediocrity, because when all is said and done, «Pride and Glory» is just another dirty cop movie with a lame ending.
It's a lovely portrait of male friendship; considering «Shaun of the Dead» and «The World's End» so frequently put Frost and Pegg at odds, it's nice to see their characters so thoroughly on the same team and enjoying one another's company, delighting in their killer cop movie one - liners and the intense action that invariably breaks out near the film's climax.
The company will have footage from two fall releases: promising semi-found-footage cop movie «End of Watch» with Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena (who'll both be there), and «Silent Hill: Revelation,» the belated and unnecessary 3D sequel to the video game adaptation.
So I'll still go with that ending: I like the bookends of Chris surviving an encounter with the cops thanks to weird third - party intervention at the movie's beginning and finale, and I don't think Peele's sociological acuteness is dulled by his declining to end on a note of futility.