Customer Reviews

Caught in the Crossfire [Blu-ray]

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

Terrible...Just such a terrible movie. I like my share of cop drama movies but this particular film proved exactly why it went straight to DVD release. There was just too much bad acting, especially from Chris Klein, who was practically screaming all the time while "trying" to justify his actions and involvement in a dirty cop case. The twist at the end was short-lived and I felt like I wasted at least 90 minutes of my life after watching it. Don't bother to watch or buy this movie!

Not going to waste much time on this. Don't bother with this. It has got to be the worst thing I've seen in a long time. The writing is cheesy, the acting is horrible, the story boring and contrived. Save your time and money.

i thought 50 cent would play a good role. was totally disappointed with this DVD should have listen to the other reviews and kept my money, Gave it 3 stars for the violent.

This is a good movie. Lots of action and twist. It keeps you guessing until the very end. Lots of shoot-em up bang bang. My only concern is that 50 Cents' character is not in the movie very much. But that seems to be the norm with pretty much all movies that 50 Cents is in. This movie is Still DEFINITELY worth seeing.

Loved this movie, bit violent in parts but it was keeping in context with the subject matter. Adam Rodriguez was brilliant, loved him. Fifty Cent was very good, very believeable. Makes you think a little.

this is a very good movie; it delivers what it promises, and is well acted.

The 50cent produced drama about the investigation into police corruption in a southern town provided enough action and plot twists to be enjoyable. All the actors gave solid performances, with 50cent in a slightly lesser, but different role than the characters he's played in the past. Adam Rodriguez was fantastic. Chris Kline was good, though southern accents may not be his strong suit. The storyline twists are probably good enough to keep you from guessing the "real" villain right off. Check out this movie.