Now this is a f*%#ing good movie. You have two f$*@ing bad ass cops who accidentally stumble upon the f*%$ing cartel, which gets them marked as a target. If that's not f&*%ing bad enough they work in one of the roughest parts of the city. Not only are you going to fall in love with these two f*%$ers, you are in for one roller coaster ride, and the f-bomb over 300 times.
This move has all of the signs of what I consider a great movie (all cursing aside).
1. Characters you care about or have an actual opinion about at all. This goes for lead and supporting characters. You will love both of the leads and you take the perspective of how they feel about the other characters in their world. You become part of their family.
2. A plot, an actual point of the movie that isn't full of holes.
3. Makes you feel a wide range of emotions. Now the movie's genre, in this case action, will be the main focus. But as we also saw wit ARGO you can't just have only action you need to break it up. With this movie I laughed, cried, hid behind my sweater during violent scenes, and was held in suspense through out the movie.
Jake Gyllenhall and Michael Pena do a f$*%ing great job. You feel the f$*%ing brotherly love and understand how the bond becomes so strong when you have to f&^#ing ride in the car with each other all day. They would take a f$%#ing bullet for each other. Go see this f$*#ing movie or you'll f*$#ing regret it.
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