S.W.A.T. Page #5

Synopsis: Based off of a one time T.V. show, two Los Angeles S.W.A.T. officers Jim Street and Brian Gamble were sent in to foil an extremely violent bank robbery. Although they thwarted the robbery, they shot a hostage in the process. Street was suspended from S.W.A.T. while Gamble was fired altogether. After 6 months, a veteran S.W.A.T. officer, Daniel Harrelson or "Hondo", is told to assemble a S.W.A.T. team for his division. He chooses other S.W.A.T. officers as well as 3 rookies. However, after they pass the S.W.A.T. training, they receive a message that a French crime boss, known as Alex Montell is trying to escape from prison. This will not be easy to prevent, especially after Montell promises $100 Million to his rescuers.
Director(s): Clark Johnson
Production: Columbia Pictures
  5 wins & 5 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
45
Rotten Tomatoes:
48%
PG-13
Year:
2003
117 min
$116,643,346
Website
3,164 Views


Raider Jack Tatum action there.

What you know about Jack Tatum?

Turn your ass over!

Put your hands behind your back!

- Name's Hondo.

- I don't give a damn.

I could've caught him myself.

If you like hard work, long hours

and getting dirty for low pay...

...I got an opening

on my SWAT team.

Shut up!

I don't mind that at all.

Pack your bags.

You're coming to SWAT school.

- SWAT school?

- Shut up!

Don't talk too much! Shut up!

Don't y'all got nothing better to do

than be hauling a black man to jail?

Just perpetuating the cycle,

ain't you?

We'll see how liberal you are

when he's breaking into your place.

"Uh-huh," my ass.

Sure you don't want to sit

in the back?

I could wear a little cap.

I like the view from up here.

The cap thing's a nice touch, though.

Officer Burress, Southwest Division.

Well, your test scores are off the chart,

and you got all the right references.

Thank you, sergeant.

Can I get a hot dog with everything

and a ginger ale, please?

Hot dog with everything,

ginger ale.

- Street?

- Same.

Well, I will have a soy dog,

please...

...on a whole-wheat bun, plain...

...and a tomato juice, if you got it.

Thank you.

I'm a vegetarian.

I'm a bit curious.

You've been a cop six years and

you've never had a civilian complaint?

I try to be courteous and professional

with everyone I encounter.

Well, the thing is, Dave...

- David.

- Right. David.

Here's the thing.

There may come a time in SWA when you gotta get a little dirty...

...behind a street bust.

You know what I'm saying?

No.

How the hell can I trust a man...

...won't eat a good old-fashioned

American hot dog?

He's a vegetarian.

I'm looking for an injured officer,

name of Sanchez.

I'm looking for an injured officer,

name of Sanchez.

Chris Sanchez.

- Room five. In the corner.

- Thank you.

- What do you need, sarge?

- You Sanchez's partner?

Sanchez do that?

- You help?

- No, sarge.

Reminds me of my third divorce.

- Bad day, huh?

- Kiss my ass, "se".

I'm starting to like

this Sanchez already.

Spent four years in Metro,

passed the SWAT quals three times.

Been rejected by Fuller three times.

Might be a reason.

He's got a couple of beefs here.

I'm going to get the nurse

to clean and dress your wound.

Sorry. Wrong room.

- Who you looking for?

- Chris Sanchez.

I'm Chris Sanchez.

You're Chris Sanchez?

Look, if you're Internal Affairs...

...that guy had razorblades

in his mouth.

I had to put him down hard.

I'm sick and tired of these bullshit

complaints because some "vato..."

...doesn't like getting thrown

to the pavement by a woman.

I look like IAD to you?

Who are you?

Wait, now, that guy had about

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David Ayer

David Ayer (born January 18, 1968) is an American film director, producer, and screenwriter. He is best known for being the writer of Training Day (2001), and the director and writer of Harsh Times (2005), Street Kings (2008), End of Watch (2012), Sabotage (2014), Fury (2014), and Suicide Squad (2016). more…

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