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Street Kings is a 2008 American crime action thriller film directed by David Ayer from a screen play by James Ellroy, Kurt Wimmer and Jamie Moss. It stars Keanu Reeves, Forest Whitaker, Hugh Laurie, Chris Evans, Common and The Game. The film follows a troubled undercover police detective (Reeves) who is implicated in the murder of another officer.
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Welcome my dear internet traveling police and thank you very much for having made a temporary stop in my post, the other day I was looking at memes and I came across one from a Keanu Reeves film, it caught my attention so logically I went to see “Street Kings” since a comic scene and a good amount of both lead and violence were more than enough reasons. Without further ado, prepare to doubt the integrity of all the…More
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The boyish looks and reputation of the "nicest man in Hollywood" have often hampered Keanu Reeves' career, making it challenging for audiences and critics to accept him as a world-weary or morally challenged protagonist. One such film that exemplifies this struggle is the 2008 action thriller *Street Kings*, directed by David Ayer. In this film, Reeves attempts to break away from his established persona, portraying…More
Street Kings is not new but for some reason it popped up on the top ten in my region list in the past week. The film was originally released in 2008 and was considered a minor success by most people's standards but a flop by Keanu standards. I think I know what that is as well. src Keanu plays the role of Tom Ludlow, who is a LAPD police detective that seems to be able to do whatever the hell he wants to with very l…More
Shootouts, corrupt cops, blood, betrayals, deaths, unsolved investigations, plots; these are just some of the things you will see in this movie. The title does not refer to the typical capos but to corrupt cops who can do whatever they want because they know the necessary moves to cover up their own and escape from the real law they were supposed to follow. However, we don't all think alike. > Tiroteos, policías cor…More
How much force is too much? A good cop movie, an improvement over those of the 70's in terms of writing/plot, stunts, and hence they also have bigger budgets. This of course doesn't amount to much if the actors aren't any good or not interested. Thankfully, the cast is a good one. Hence the movie is also a good one and worth seeing if you like action or cops movies or the actors in this one. We have a very effective…More