Police planned an event that involves a gang with guns and no one wears a bulletproof vest. If you understand the stupidity of the previous line, DO NOT watch this movie, it indicates one of many things that is wrong with this movie. If the first line does not bother you...then watch.

I rate every movie I watch, but seldom review them. This one, well, it contains almost everything that is wrong with crime movies. We have the old, stale, story of a crime boss hunted by the super cops. I say super cops because, like so many movies of this kind, they are indestructible. Thousands of machine gun fired bullets and not one hits them. Oh sure, the random, regular, nameless cops get taken out with ease, but not our few super cops. And they have those magical guns that can fire thousands of bullets without ever having to reload. As far as the acting, if you are going to make an English speaking movie, ensure all of your actors speak it clearly. I understand the desire to be authentic and cast actors from the region, but if their English is poor, we can't understand them. Add to that, so many of today's substandard actors feel mumbling their lines adds dramatic effect. It doesn't! SPEAK UP AND SPEAK CLEARLY. After 3,742 movies have been made using this same story line, why did these film makers feel the world needed to see the same crap. Just because you have a camera, it doesn't mean you should make movies.

William Kaufman is one of my favorites B-movie director working nowadays because he really knows how to bring the fun out of a cliche storyline with his long shootout scenes and a good cast and I'm pleased to announce that The Brave (2019) his latest project is also a ton of fun and look way better than most low-budget Cops 'n' Crooks right now. There are many shootout scenes in this movie just like I expected and although the CG blood may look bad the shootout still very easy to track plus an excellent performance from both Louis Mandylor and Armand Assante make this movie more worth watching in my opinion