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Overall Rank: 11167

Average Rating: 2.5/4

# of Ratings: 13

Theatrical Release Date: 03/01/2013

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 04/02/2013

Language: English

Genre: Action, Crime

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Nick Love

Actors: Damian Lewis, Hayley Atwell, Ray Winstone, Ben Drew, Allen Leech, Steven Mackintosh

Plot: Jack Reagan is an officer of the law, but that doesn't mean he has to play by the rules. With his old school attitude and unsubtle ways, he is constant thorn in the side of internal affairs - especially Officer Lewis. It doesn't help he's having an affair with his wife, Nancy. But when his ways end up in massive gun battle, and a lot of death, he's stripped of his title and briefly detained. But his young protege and a fellow senior officer aren't ready to let Reagan go, and once free, they plan a bloody retaliation. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 04/07/2014

when his ways end up in massive gun battle, and a lot of death, he's stripped of his title and briefly detained. But his young protege and a fellow senior officer aren't ready to let Reagan go, and once free, they plan a bloody retaliation. This movie was slow at the beginning but at the second part of the movie it got better but then it ended.

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Yojimbo - wrote on 04/12/2013

An armed response unit attached to the Metropolitan Police targets a gang of international armed robber whilst being investigated by Internal Affairs for their extreme methods. The 1970s cop show upon which this film was based was in fact an extremely gritty, no-nonsense cop show that attempted to show life on the crime riddled streets of London in a warts and all, believable way. Of course, anyone completely devoid of imagination will not be able to see past the flares, side burns, casual sexist and racist attitudes and hopelessly out dated motors that were the hallmark of the time in which it was made. One such individual is no doubt the script writer of the big screen version we see here. No cliche is left unturned as an absurdly stereotypical collection of coppers, grasses, lags and …