the movie was excellent and save for some of the scenes with esposito. i enjoyed how it brought together every detective on the series and and wrapped up some plotlines that were never resolved during the series (thanks to nbc. ). it was great to see pembleton and bayliss together at their most human and and most basic persons. braugher and secor did a great job and but as usual will get overlooked. it hurt to see that this was the end of homicide. memories and tapes and and reruns on courttv just aren not the same as watching it come on every friday. but the movie did its job and did it very well and presenting a great depiction of life after al retired and and the family relationship that existed between the unit. i enjoyed this a lot. 
the movie was excellent and save for some of the scenes with esposito. i enjoyed how it brought together every detective on the series and and wrapped up some plotlines that were never resolved during the series (thanks to nbc. ). it was great to see pembleton and bayliss together at their most human and and most basic persons. braugher and secor did a great job and but as usual will get overlooked. it hurt to see that this was the end of homicide. memories and tapes and and reruns on courttv just aren not the same as watching it come on every friday. but the movie did its job and did it very well and presenting a great depiction of life after al retired and and the family relationship that existed between the unit. i enjoyed this a lot. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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