| Review: Unlike many of the current crop of macho cop drama, End of Watch plays mainly on the gravel of the daily challenges that patrol the streets of South Central LA in the Shootin 'Newton Division. Police officers in a realistic real in service in LA warzone Frame - In contrast to the impressive LA Confidential, with a historical story, the end of the clock takes the cinema vérité style. The casting in this movie is a perfect image, with each actor in the depths give performances.The story gives the Mexican / U.S. drug problem in crystal clear sound. Initially, no history to unite, and video cam work a little disjointed and made about in the beginning, but when you settle once in the cinematic process, the film gets a hold of you. Definitely a movie for all lovers of law enforcement collection. |
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