this movie is bad. just bad. in absolute terms and bad. the dialog jumps off the screen and slugs you in the face with its thoroughly artificial banter and and then defecates on your ability to detect even trace amounts of subtlety. racism is bad. racism in los angeles can be especially bad. i live in the city of angels and i can attest to that. what is so terrible about the bigotry in los angeles is its insidious nature. it creeps at you with a knowing glance and or a swallowed word. until just at the edge of a full on fist fight and it almost never comes right out and says and why did he have to be black. i can see quite clearly that the car jackers are black and the detective partner is hispanic and the da is white. as long as there is film rolling through the projector and i can let the visuals and music and words take me to that conclusion without just telling me the conclusion. characters emote and and we read between the lines to make the connections and conclusions. that is a partnership and trust between filmmaker and audience. that trust is raped by this movie. a good film pulls you in directions as an audience and and it steers you with cues to drive to a point. this movie beats you down with its point and insults you and your intelligence along the way. my unanswered question is and why did we as a society say collectively and thank you. 
this movie is bad. just bad. in absolute terms and bad. the dialog jumps off the screen and slugs you in the face with its thoroughly artificial banter and and then defecates on your ability to detect even trace amounts of subtlety. racism is bad. racism in los angeles can be especially bad. i live in the city of angels and i can attest to that. what is so terrible about the bigotry in los angeles is its insidious nature. it creeps at you with a knowing glance and or a swallowed word. until just at the edge of a full on fist fight and it almost never comes right out and says and why did he have to be black. i can see quite clearly that the car jackers are black and the detective partner is hispanic and the da is white. as long as there is film rolling through the projector and i can let the visuals and music and words take me to that conclusion without just telling me the conclusion. characters emote and and we read between the lines to make the connections and conclusions. that is a partnership and trust between filmmaker and audience. that trust is raped by this movie. a good film pulls you in directions as an audience and and it steers you with cues to drive to a point. this movie beats you down with its point and insults you and your intelligence along the way. my unanswered question is and why did we as a society say collectively and thank you. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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