Your Reviews
Seemed like an interesting movie to go watch but I've learned my lesson! 1. Never go watch a movie the first night or weekend it comes out, you get... he worst seats. 2. If there is nowhere to sit and you have to sit way in the front, turn around and leave. Get your money back or credit. 3. If the movie is so shaky it makes you nauseous don't stay and try to get through it, not worth the headache! This movie made my head hurt my stomach sick and I still felt bad half an hour after I left and I got out of there early cause I couldn't take it anymore.... barrrrf! Full Review
I didnt know waht to expect when i went in to watch this movie but when everything was said and done i left the movie feeling well feeling a lot of... ifferent emotions but in a good way i really enjoyed the movie Full Review
They should of named the movie, \"*************\", that was all you heard throughout the whole lousy movie. They said it so much you could... not make out the rest of what they were saying. It was said so many times and it was just run into the ground and boring to hear it said so much. This was one of the worse movies I have ever seen. I should of done one of two things, wen't to sleep or left, but I was with my friend and thought she may not want to leave the movie before it was over, and she felt the same way I did but I did not know this until the movie was over. What a wast of money and time. Sandie Full Review
If you've ever liked the cops, hated the cops, kissed a cop, hit a cop, Fkd a cop, married a cop or buried one, you HAVE to see this movie! The most... KICK ASS movie Ive seen in a long time. I had to decompress after seeing it. Holy FN crap Full Review
Critic Reviews
One of the best police movies in recent years, a virtuoso fusion of performances and often startling action.Full Review
The best scenes are filmed inside the cruiser, dashboard shots that face inward instead of out, catching Gyllenhaal and Peña in moments so playful and true they make all other buddy cops look bogus by comparison.Full Review
Nerve-rattling in the best way, the sharp, visceral urban police procedural End of Watch is one of the best American cop movies I've seen in a long time.Full Review
David Ayer, the writer of "Training Day," director of "Street Kings," writer/director of "Harsh Times," does not make movies about princesses with witchy curses, about yuppie commitment-phobes, about talking plush toys. His territory is narrow, but he owns it: cops, in Los Angeles.Full Review
It should seem ludicrous, this top-heavy blend of action and drama, but Ayer whips us along, outpacing implausibility at every turn. It helps that Gyllenhaal and Peña are immediately likable as introspective Taylor and his bullish sidekick.Full Review