In Brooklyn, amid drug deals, violence, casual racism, poverty, housing projects, and corrupt cops, we follow three officers: Tango, African-American, working undercover, believing he's earned a promotion to a desk job but told he has to set up the bust of an ex-con who saved his life; Sal, who'll commit murder to get cash to buy a house big enough for his family; and, Eddie, the precinct's oldest beat cop, a week to go before retirement, assigned to mentor an earnest rookie. Can this end well for any of the three?
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Wesley Snipes' first US theatrical film in over five years since his starring role in
Blade: Trinity. In between those years, his films had either been released straight-to-DVD or suffered distribution problems (
Chaos) before being released to DVD.
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Goofs
Revealing mistakes:
When Eddie is driving through town with his new partner you see the indicator flashing, as if he is using his right indicator all the time.
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Quotes
Gutta:
Giuliani ain't clean up the city. Video games and television did. That's what cleaned up the streets. Come on, man, 'cause ya'll remember when everybody was outside. If you was two years old, if you was a hundred and two, you was outside. See more »
"White Rabbit"
(1967) Written by Grace Slick Performed by Jefferson Airplane Courtesy of RCA Victor Records By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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