Chadwick Boseman's posthumous work, plays a righteous policeman. At the beginning of the story, two black and black thieves were planning to grab some drugs, but the intelligence mistakenly regarded 300kg as 30kg. During the robbery, they ran into patrols. The two panicked men started the killing, and almost all of them were killed in the 85th division. The male protagonist appeared on the scene, led a female drug captain to start the investigation, issued a military order to block the 21 bridges across Manhattan, and arrested two fugitives before dawn; on the other hand, the two fugitives successfully got paid and prepared to find one. A professional went abroad with a fake identity, but was suddenly discovered by the police in the process, which was another shootout. A fugitive went offline, and another black brother with a higher IQ confronted the male protagonist and revealed key information. The professional gave him an important USB flash drive and password before his death, implying that the arrest was deep. The black brother looked for a place to look at the USB flash drive after he got away, and found that the drug cartel and the 85th Division were colluding. It was basically a dead end, but fortunately he met the male protagonist again, passed the key information to him, and gave the key evidence before his death. Give it to the male lead, and go offline with peace of mind. In the end, the male protagonist who found out the truth single-handedly broke into the leader of the 85th inning, and after some whitewashing and confrontation, the remaining 85th inning was wiped out.
It can only be said to be a relatively compact commercial film. There is nothing new in the plot, and the rhythm is OK. It looks like an anti-corruption plot, but gently put it down, it does not touch some more thought-provoking issues. The character image is relatively thin and very ordinary.
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