How did I spoil it?Then how bout a spoiler tag and don't ruin it for the nikkas who ain't seen it yet
The Coli Movie Club: End of Watch (2012)
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Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Dude was digging in the crates for this pick 
Good flick tho, predictable ending.
Good flick tho, predictable ending.
I also didn't want to get too in-depth and spoil it for someone, carolina was already in here catching feelings. Great dialogue, great acting, great characters, the story is a little ridiculous/over-the-top but it was really entertaining and it took me on a rollercoaster of emotions. I got choked up at a few parts. The thing a lot of movies fail to do is make me care about its characters, If you can get that part right, you'll probably have a good flick on your hands, regardless if another aspect isn't necessarily up to snuff.
if my pick sucked, u can always wait for next week 
what makes u say i was digging in the crate? it was literally one of the first movies on the "Popular on Netflix" section. i thought it looked dope, i never seen it, so i picked it.Dude was digging in the crates for this pick
Good flick tho, predictable ending.
Oh nah no diss at all breh. And I know people get sensitive about spoilers so you did the right thing. I'm just saying that I hope there are a lot of people who haven't seen the movie rather than just remembering what they saw
He was being sarcastic breh
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I was being sarcastic breh. No big deal, good flick ... Never had the urge to watch it again tho.
CarolinaKing
The Carolina Blueprint
You and @Sensitive Blake Griffin both have no idea what a spoiler tag is apparently....how am I supposed to enjoy the movie now knowing the whole time all I'm gonna be thinking about is what's gonna happen to these dudes at the end
Anytime someone tells you the ending is
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how do you not think about that the whole movie? shyt is stupid man I hate when people do that shyt.Edit- @Method Man too, the fukk is wrong with you nikkas man
Sensitive nikka.You and @Sensitive Blake Griffin both have no idea what a spoiler tag is apparently....how am I supposed to enjoy the movie now knowing the whole time all I'm gonna be thinking about is what's gonna happen to these dudes at the end
Anytime someone tells you the ending is
Edit- @Method Man too, the fukk is wrong with you nikkas man
Breh, you can see this ending coming a mile-fukking-away, it's not going to lessen any emotional impact the movie might have. I mean, how are we supposed to discuss the movie? If I say the shyt was sad you're still going to be thinking the whole time "where is the sad part coming?" so basically all I can say in this thread is I liked the movie and the acting and dialogue. But really, the best part was that I was emotionally enveloped in the characters and it made me teary eyed. It's not like there's some twist ending, it's like telling you the green mile is sadYou and @Sensitive Blake Griffin both have no idea what a spoiler tag is apparently....how am I supposed to enjoy the movie now knowing the whole time all I'm gonna be thinking about is what's gonna happen to these dudes at the end
Anytime someone tells you the ending is
R.E.N. Spells Ren
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Entertaining movie, I absolutely HATED the ending. Wanted to throw my shoe at my television.
I'll rewatch soon to refresh my memory on my gripes and the things I liked.
I'll rewatch soon to refresh my memory on my gripes and the things I liked.
@flea I was ready to come in and blast you but this is a good pick...I approve.
On to the review.
The script and the performances by Peña and Gyllenhaal are top notch. The atmosphere is gritty and about as close to being part of a ride along with real cops that one can get from the comfort of their couch in their living room. And Peña and Gyllenhaal immediately click as partners/best friends and it is their chemistry that drives the majority of the film. Really don't think that this movie needed to use the documentary style of filming though, it would have probably been just as good if not better as a straight-up regularly filmed movie.
That ending though was so obviously the studio letting focus groups dictate tings because it ended up being a total cop out. If a little bravery had been shown with the ending this would have been a great movie instead of just a really good one.
Three Roger Eberts for END OF WATCH: :ebert::ebert::ebert:
On to the review.
The script and the performances by Peña and Gyllenhaal are top notch. The atmosphere is gritty and about as close to being part of a ride along with real cops that one can get from the comfort of their couch in their living room. And Peña and Gyllenhaal immediately click as partners/best friends and it is their chemistry that drives the majority of the film. Really don't think that this movie needed to use the documentary style of filming though, it would have probably been just as good if not better as a straight-up regularly filmed movie.
That ending though was so obviously the studio letting focus groups dictate tings because it ended up being a total cop out. If a little bravery had been shown with the ending this would have been a great movie instead of just a really good one.
Three Roger Eberts for END OF WATCH: :ebert::ebert::ebert:
damn i guess im in the minority as far as people who hasnt seen this 
Why are you in a review thread where you know the potential for spoilers are going to be high (especially on this message board) before watching the movie?You and @Sensitive Blake Griffin both have no idea what a spoiler tag is apparently....how am I supposed to enjoy the movie now knowing the whole time all I'm gonna be thinking about is what's gonna happen to these dudes at the end
Anytime someone tells you the ending is
Edit- @Method Man too, the fukk is wrong with you nikkas man
First rule of Movie Club...stay out of the week's movie thread till you have watched the movie.