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Director: Ron Shelton
Writers: Robert Souza, Ron Shelton
Stars: Harrison Ford, Josh Hartnett, Isaiah Washington
Details
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 13 June 2003 (USA)
Also Known As: Two Cops
Filming Locations: Beverly Hills, California, USA
Runtime: 116 min
Sound Mix: DTS | Dolby Digital | SDDS
Color: Color
Aspect Ratio: 2.35 : 1
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Storyline
A couple of investigators examine the homicide of a rap gathering while seeking after their other full-time callings. Welcome to Hollywood Homicide - the main calling where a gentleman can come to work ravenous, horny, parched, and broke, and resolve every one of the four before the end of the watch.Movie Reviews
I wasn't gonna go see this motion picture, yet then Ebert and Roeper offered it "Two Go-ahead" (and I ordinarily regard Eberts audits) so I figured perhaps it's superior to anything it looks.On the off chance that you've seen the full trailer to this film, you've practically seen the motion picture. In the event that your reasoning very little happens in the trailer or there doesn't appear to be much feeling of story, you're correct. That is the motion picture. The primary entire hour of the film is totally pointless. The story appears to be bereft of any course at all. In the last quarter of the film, things at long last appear to meet up, yet it's about as climactic as anything you may have found in a scene of T.J. Hooker.
Numerous will probably be seeing this film with desires of seeing a Lethal Weapon sort motion picture. Give me a chance to encourage you not to expect this. The Josh Hartnett and Harrison Ford have no science and neither one of the ones are convincing as cops and the satire... well there truly isn't any. There ought to be. You're viewing, and scenes play out as though they should be amusing, yet you aren't chuckling.
All through watching this motion picture I couldn't resist the opportunity to watch that Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett have no genuine feeling of comic drama. Based on whatever remains of the exhibitions of supporting characters, neither does the executive. I remained quiet about pondering, what is the purpose of this motion picture? It's definately attempting to fill the shoes of an activity/comic drama, however there's as meager activity as there is parody. What's more, what is with the rap/hip-jump soundtrack? Despite the fact that this film is freely about the examination of some rap stars' killings, it appears to be totally strange to the story and the intended interest group.
None of the on-screen characters give poor exhibitions (aside from their absence of being clever), and I'd even go so far as to say this is the best I've seen Josh Hartnettt perform. Be that as it may, the motion picture simply isn't great. It's not in any case captivating. Main concern: it's been quite a while since I was this exhausted in a theater.
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