Jan 12,2017
Hollywood Movies | Action | Crime | Thriller
Vincent Downs is a cop in Las Vegas, who's collaborated with a screwy cop. His accomplice requests that he take a few medications, which they do. In any case, what they don't know is that the medications have a place with a wrongdoing family, the Novaks who follows any individual who crosses them. Furthermore, Rob Novak the man who was taking care of the medication deal sets his sights on the man who sold him the medications, gambling club manager Rubino. Rubino finds Downs was the person who stole the medications so he has Downs' child kidnapped and advises Downs to convey the medications to his clubhouse. Jennifer Bryant, an optimistic cop who needs to bring down each criminal including the Novaks. As of late one her busts lost everything and she did everything by the book. She supposes every one of the men are belittling her. When she meets Downs she gets a vibe off of him and tails him. Downs conveys the medications to the gambling club and shrouds the medications. Downs meets with Rubino and requests his medications. Downs needs his child first before he gives him the medications. Rubino demonstrates to him his child and goes to get the medications however..
| violence | The portrayal of infliction of pain and injuries is portrayed with some detail of blood and gore, but is never prolonged or frequent. The film is peppered throughout with scenes of violence, many involving characters exchanging blows in close combat or exchanging gunfire resulting in injuries with some bloodletting. While most of the scenes are depicted in quick cuts without strong details, some of the stronger scenes of violence show characters shot in the head with blood splattering, on car windows as one example. There is also a scene where a character is stabbed in the neck with a broken bottle. Such scenes would, thus, be more appropriate for an older teen audience. |
| profanity | The infrequent use of stronger expletives, such as "motherf**ker", are voiced, but justified by context. The film contains some coarse language, including the expletive "f**k", as well as the stronger expletive "motherf**ker". |
| frightening | plot is on the main page forget what other people suggest, the rules are read above and make up your own mind. correct and official ratings already included below by IMDB |
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