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Synopsis: LAPD detective Tom Ludlow is a ruthlessly efficient, unorthodox undercover cop. Captain Jack Wander always covers for Tom, as do even his somewhat jealous colleagues. After technically excessive violence against a vicious Korean gang during the liberation of a kidnapped kid sex slave, Tom becomes the target of IA's hotshot, captain James Biggs, who feels passed over after Wander's promotion to chief. Tom's corrupt, disloyal ex-patrol partner Terrence Washington sides with IA but is killed during a shop robbery in Tom's presence.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): David Ayer
Production: 20th Century Fox/Regency Films
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
55
Rotten Tomatoes:
36%
R
Year:
2008
109 min
$26,351,341
Website
1,047 Views


Does not it bother you?

Skylight that yes!

Why did you allow them to escape, warrior?

Captain, I did not allow them to escape.

What happened with the video?

Which?

Listen to me, whenever you break the rules...

... Wander is there to arrange it.

But already not.

I will throw them gasoline to Wander

and to all those of the Unit Against the Vice.

Then, I will light a phosphorus

and I will burn all of them.

I tried to save it, detective Ludlow.

His time was finished.

And the third knob?

It will be mine and that God it helps.

To his office!

Then I call it.

What devils do you do in my office?

You bother to my manager in the lunch.

If you have problems with him, see with me.

It controls your dog.

Cannot it move without you?

Did you go to weep for him to papi?

Basting.

Basting.

Tom is a good police officer.

It takes it in the blood.

Are you investigating it?

To my unit?

To me?

You are investigating us

formally?

You do not have anything.

Because if you ask the chief that

open an investigation of my Unit...

... it will extract you of his office.

Listen to me, idiot.

I have seen you intimidating and blackmailing...

... to obtain ascents.

I know who you are.

You should not be a commander.

Do you like Tom?

I see how you look at it.

That's why you continue it,

so that it does to you oral sex.

As the prostitute with whom you

I found when we were sergeants.

Keep silent about you!

Your wife knows that you hire

prostitutes, Jimmy?

It was the best sex that I have had.

And you, Jack?

You could never extract your penis

of the ghetto.

We are Equal, friend.

Not always it is possible to have the control.

Now go out of my office.

Do to him a favor to the Department...

... wash your mouth with your weapon.

Vmonos, Tom.

Vmonos.

When it was in the streets...

... in the schools and houses...

... detective Washington

it was assiduous...

... in his devotion for the church,

in his love...

... for his family and his dedication

to the Department.

Uniformed unit!

Attention!

Honor's guard!

To present weapon!

Right flank!

Shoot ... aim ... at fire!

Aim ... at fire!

Aim ... at fire!

Uniformed unit!

To greet!

We must return to work.

Mrs. Washington.

- I was the first one in coming.

- yes, skylight that yes.

Forgive.

Are you Diskant?

Yes.

Do you take the case of Washington?

Yes.

Do you know who I am?

Yes.

Are you going to interrogate me?

You are in my list.

Let's begin:
where did it begin?

Photos? Records? Reports?

If you want.

Have you solved any murder?

I take two of two.

In agreement.

Do you have the report of ballistics?

Not, the bullets are still

in the body of the official.

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