Within the first thirty minutes this movie was already appallingly unoriginal. Of course, we have a female detective who is just so emotional she can't perform the most basic task in her job without having to ask "give me a minute". Then of course, we get the flashback scene that shows this same detective back as an officer, breaking down and sobbing. This is insulting to women in general, and especially to women in law enforcement, as we don't act like this. I actually laughed out loud at this scene. Shockingly, we can complete difficult tasks, parts of the job without turning on the waterworks and breaking down. This whole movie is repetitive and unoriginal, which of course has to include the home life of the detective being shown as falling apart as well. There is not one piece of original thought in this movie.
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