Sentences with phrase «vengeful cops»

He is reluctant to turn himself in, fearing for his life at the hands of vengeful cops mourning the loss of one of their own.

It is good to see Melissa Leo again, not so good that her vengeful cop has one dimension, but effective at how well she evokes it.

A few local women, including a ditzy witness (Juliette Lewis) sorta are kinda sure they musta seen him at the crime scene, and the vengeful cop railroads him into jail.

Not exact matches

Malloy receives a terrifying call from a vengeful psychopath connected to his past, and the maniac (Brian Markinson) threatens to unleash a murder spree unless Nick can complete a series of 12 challenges without involving the cops or missing a single deadline.

A vengeful young woman recruits two men to help her track down a former cop who stalked and attacked her.

Ben Mendelsohn, now typecast as the shifty working class goon, plays strong support, as does his Killing Them Softly co-star Ray Liotta as a vengeful crooked cop.

But this time the straight - arrow cop (Keanu Reeves) is a dark knight — a vengeful lone wolf who will do anything to bring the bad guys to his own personal idea of justice, whatever the cost.

The film tells the story of Tom Kraven and his descent from straight - laced cop, who wouldn't punch a man wearing glasses, to vengeful parent who is forced to take the law into his own hands, along with his sidearm.

Cue bodies in boots and mad dashes to elude vengeful mobsters and cops.

But on Oscar night, Three Billboards walked away with only acting wins for McDormand's searing performance as a grieving and vengeful mother, and Rockwell's blustering cop.

After the duo flee father / husband Christopher (Sean Bean) and a cop (Laurie Holden) and arrive at the titular town, mother and daughter are separated, instigating a maternal - instinct driven quest by Rose which involves descending into Hades, fleeing demons, and combating devout fanatics who, in their desire to avert the apocalypse by righteously burning supposed witches, have unleashed a plague of unholy, vengeful darkness.

But if the story of furious, vengeful Mildred (Frances McDormand) and her racist cop nemesis Dixon (Sam Rockwell) has a certain resonance, it also feels out of any particular time, in the sense that anger, racism, and man's inhumanity to (wo) man are not brand - new conflicts in 2017.