The rhythm of the entire film is well controlled, and the photography, editing, and music are very coordinated. The fly in the ointment is the absurdity of the plot and the final gunfight cliche.
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Singer acting in a movie, this effect is already good
Maci 2022-10-05 11:40:53
Very good entertainment film, authentic American. The plot is a bit vulgar, but police movies don't need too rigorous logic. The fledgling reporter explored the secrets of the corrupt special police force, and the conscientious police finally made a just choice. Justin Timberlake is as immature as the role he plays. Do all the singers have to try acting in movies? Especially compared with other professional actors. Morgan Freeman doesn't have many plays, but he is quite skilled and sophisticated. There are a few small pieces that are wonderful, and the ginger is still old and spicy. The prosecutor played by Kevin Spacey is also impeccable. LL Cool J's performance is better than his other similar police and criminal films. Not only does he have a full body, but his eyes seem to be more energetic.
The rhythm of the entire film is well controlled, and the photography, editing, and music are very coordinated. The fly in the ointment is the absurdity of the plot and the final gunfight cliche.
The rhythm of the entire film is well controlled, and the photography, editing, and music are very coordinated. The fly in the ointment is the absurdity of the plot and the final gunfight cliche.
Extended Reading
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Ashford: [to Pollack] Life's a bitch, ain't it? Think you can dive into the deep end of the pool, and then it's 'Oh, shit, where are my water wings?'
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Pollack: [leaving after just being fired] This isn't a real paper anyway!
Ashford: [Dismissively] Perfect for you, you little shit!