Two young LAPD officers who are best friends go out on routine patrol, but they soon encounter large criminal forces at work.
The news report immediately after the bodies' discovery hints at the idea that they were cartel victims, who'd been tortured.
The newsreader says that "police declined to comment" on this claim, but the fact that the movie cuts directly cartel bosses, discussing the need for a response (to what, they never specify), makes it pretty clear that was what the director was implying.
The newsreader says that "police declined to comment" on this claim, but the fact that the movie cuts directly cartel bosses, discussing the need for a response (to what, they never specify), makes it pretty clear that was what the director was implying.
"Harder Than You Think" by Public Enemy.
Powered by Alexa
- How long is End of Watch?1 hour and 49 minutes
- When was End of Watch released?September 21, 2012
- What is the IMDb rating of End of Watch?7.6 out of 10
- Who stars in End of Watch?
- Who wrote End of Watch?
- Who directed End of Watch?
- Who was the composer for End of Watch?
- Who was the producer of End of Watch?
- Who was the executive producer of End of Watch?
- Who was the cinematographer for End of Watch?
- Who was the editor of End of Watch?
- Who are the characters in End of Watch?Brian Taylor, Mike Zavala, Gabby, Janet, Van Hauser, Sarge, Orozco, Mr. Tre, Captain Reese, Davis, and others
- What is the plot of End of Watch?Shot documentary-style, this film follows the daily grind of two young police officers in LA who are partners and close friends.
- What was the budget for End of Watch?$7 million
- How much did End of Watch earn at the worldwide box office?$55.1 million
- How much did End of Watch earn at the US box office?$41 million
- What is End of Watch rated?R
- What genre is End of Watch?Action, Crime Drama, Crime, Drama, and Thriller
- How many awards has End of Watch won?3 awards
- How many awards has End of Watch been nominated for?13 nominations
Zu dieser Seite beitragen
Bearbeitung vorschlagen oder fehlenden Inhalt hinzufügen