Dark Bullets is ripped from today's headlines and gives a lot of perspectives to real issues while still being a very engaging film. The film never preaches to the viewer. It just shows how a tragic incident leads to a serous of events that draw and bond the characters' lives together forever. A very well written script and well shot movie make this tense, action packed movie a winner. This movie is right up there with The Taking of Pelham 123, Reservoir Dogs or Phone Booth. You will be thinking about this film long after you finish watching it.

Detective Pearce (Sam Vincent) is introduced as an honest cop. While chasing some criminals he shoots a black kid who apparently went for a gun. He is acquitted of the crime but placed on desk duty. The media bills it as a racist killing and there is a civil law suit. Pearce gets drunk and then does the insanely stupid thing like visiting the family with a gun. Up to that point, I had sympathy for him. The rest of the film takes place in a living room.

Ever read a self-published novel and wonder why some people think they can write? I felt like watching the living room scene and conversations. It was stupid and filled with stereotype language. Joshua Mazerolle and Dan Rizzuto are idiots for believing their tripe was entertaining.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

This film start with five people visiting the grave, and the introduction of a detective "Pearce" scene! As turnout, this film is about Pearce taking Bell family as hostages, after Bell family suing Pearce causing the dead of the youngest son of the family(Trey)! Pearce shoot Trey just because Trey reach for his iPod in his pocket! Entire film a bit mystery, but ruin by the unnecessary boring drama, and conversation inside Bell family house! The overuse of the flashback scene of Pearce shooting Trey, also make the film unwatchable! Barely intense scene is, Dom fighting with Pearce at the ending of the film! At the end, we found out the truth of Trey's tragedy! Pearce kill by his teammate arrive! That's it! Another disappointed film!