21 Bridges
Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther) is a disgraced NYPD detective with a shot at redemption in this action thriller co-starring J.K. Simmons and Sienna Miller.
With Manhattan on lock-down, he's thrust into a citywide manhunt for a cop killer, leading him to a uncover a conspiracy that links his fellow cops to a criminal empire.
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Sydney Morning Herald
pressTo be sure, 21 Bridges, directed by Brian Kirk, is a slightly unusual Hollywood cop thriller for 2019, in that even the improbabilities are human-scaled.
IGN
pressWhile the destination is too easy to determine, this ride-along is solidly thrilling.
IndieWire
press"21 Bridges" wedges in a thrilling concept to an occasionally tense but largely predictable cop drama.
Variety
pressDark, cynical, and nearly slick enough to disguise how stupid it is. Nearly.
Hollywood Reporter
pressUnlikely, far-fetched and downright preposterous events duke it out for bragging rights in 21 Bridges, 104 minutes of nocturnal big-city crime action that's amped up to a borderline ridiculous level of nearly uninterrupted violence.
Total Film
pressA generic cop thriller that rumbles along thanks to a quality cast but ultimately offers nothing fresh.
Empire Magazine
pressA refreshing break from VFX-laden spectaculars and a throwback to the pulpy cop thrillers of yesteryear, if not quite strong enough to ensure that Boseman's righteous cop gets his own franchise.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressTo be sure, 21 Bridges, directed by Brian Kirk, is a slightly unusual Hollywood cop thriller for 2019, in that even the improbabilities are human-scaled.
IGN
pressWhile the destination is too easy to determine, this ride-along is solidly thrilling.
IndieWire
press"21 Bridges" wedges in a thrilling concept to an occasionally tense but largely predictable cop drama.
Variety
pressDark, cynical, and nearly slick enough to disguise how stupid it is. Nearly.
Hollywood Reporter
pressUnlikely, far-fetched and downright preposterous events duke it out for bragging rights in 21 Bridges, 104 minutes of nocturnal big-city crime action that's amped up to a borderline ridiculous level of nearly uninterrupted violence.
Total Film
pressA generic cop thriller that rumbles along thanks to a quality cast but ultimately offers nothing fresh.
Empire Magazine
pressA refreshing break from VFX-laden spectaculars and a throwback to the pulpy cop thrillers of yesteryear, if not quite strong enough to ensure that Boseman's righteous cop gets his own franchise.
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