If you run away I will chase you. If you fight me I will fight back. If you shoot at me I will shoot back. By law I am unable to walk away. I am a consequence. I am the unpaid bill. I am fate with a badge and a gun.
Behind my badge is a heart like yours. And although I am but one man, I have thousands of brothers and sisters who are the same as me. They will lay down their lives for me, and I them. We stand watch together. The thin-blue-line, protecting the prey from the predators, the good from the bad. We are the police. Sign In. Play trailer Action Crime Drama. Director David Ayer. David Ayer. Top credits Director David Ayer. See more at IMDbPro. Trailer Version -- 2. Clip Shaving Cream.
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Frank Grillo Sarge as Sarge. Cle Sloan Mr. Tre as Mr. A police officer instructs other officers that two men involved in a shooting were cleared of charges and then reminds them that being involved in an on-duty shooting is still considered a homicide.
We hear a man telling other men that he had fought with a police officer. We hear a man talking on the phone in subtitled Spanish, instructing an unseen person to "take care of" that is, kill two male police officers.
A police officer teases two other officers and says that they should try not to kill anyone while on duty. A police officer jokes with another officer that he and his partner want a new location and will kill someone if it gets them a reassignment. A man tells three young men that another man had "taken his bullet," meaning that the man had given up his life for him. A police officer asks another officer why he had not shot a man that was beating up a female police officer and he remarks that he "didn't want to kill anyone today.
A police officer, interviewing himself on camera, shows off his pistol, ammo and a large knife that he carries with him. A man jokes with a woman, saying that his family likes to "get drunk" and "fight"; the woman agrees, joking that her family is similar. A woman jokingly tells another woman that she would like to choke her husband because she is tired. A man jokingly threatens to beat up another man if he hurts a woman.
A man crudely jokes that he will defecate on the heads of two men if his boss defecates on his head. A man tells another man that a toilet was used by a roomful of people and not cleaned, saying it was overflowing with feces. A DEA agent warns a police officer that his life could be in danger after he had become involved with busting up a drug cartel.
Throughout the movie we see a man spitting tobacco juice into a bottle. A man spits on the ground. LANGUAGE 10 - About F-words and its derivatives, 9 sexual references, 97 scatological terms, 29 anatomical terms, 26 mild obscenities, 7 derogatory racial terms, name-calling angriest cop in the world, idiot, big ghetto gunfighters, ladies [said to men], Mexican [expletive deleted], donkey rider, punk, crack head, badge bunny, stupid, some chick, pig, gangster [mild obscenity deleted], puppet, bitter dude, ghetto street cop, tired and cranky, stoner, old school , 7 religious profanities, 7 religious exclamations, throughout the movie we hear non-translated Spanish profanities.
SUBSTANCE USE - We see men and women smoking marijuana frequently, a woman lights a marijuana cigarette in front of a female police officer and blows smoke into her face, a woman smokes marijuana while driving a van with four people in it, a police officer discovers a packet of cocaine hidden inside a jar of pickles it is implied that dozens of cases of pickles have similar cocaine packets inside them , a man tells another man that he was "just a stoner," a man and a woman sing along to a song with lyrics about drinking liquor and smoking drugs, and a man tells another man that his brother-in-law smells like marijuana and he does not approve.
The movie's clandestine video-camera style works to capture a unique, intimate rhythm, but it also raises questions of practicality: Where did the footage of the bad guys come from? Did they film it themselves and then donate it? Regardless, End of Watch is still an intense, entertaining drama. Families can talk about End of Watch 's extreme violence.
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