Crossfire
(2012)
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Crossfire
(2012)
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| 50 Cent | ... |
Malo
(as Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson)
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| Forest Whitaker | ... |
LaRue
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| Robert De Niro | ... | ||
| Malcolm Goodwin | ... |
A.D.
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| Ryan O'Nan | ... |
Lucas
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| Anabelle Acosta | ... |
Cyn
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| Beau Garrett | ... |
Joey
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| Michael McGrady | ... |
Robert Jude
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| Matt Gerald | ... |
Billy Morrison
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| Robert Wisdom | ... |
Terrence Burke
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| Pedro Armendáriz Jr. | ... |
Gabriel Baez
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| Roger Edwards | ... |
Ricky
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| LaJessie Smith | ... |
Young Malo
(as La'Jessie Janoard Smith)
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| Dominique DuVernay | ... |
Latin Girl
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| Cassie Shea Watson | ... |
Karlin
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The son of a slain NYPD officer joins the force, where he falls in with his father's former partner and a team of rogue cops. His new boss, Sarcone, will see if he has what it takes to be rogue through many trials and tribulations of loyalty, trust and respect. When the truth about his father's death is revealed revenge takes him over and he won't stop until justice has been truly served. Written by Elizabeth Obermeier, Marketing Manager
Don't know quite where to start... I watched this only because Forrest Whitaker and De Niro were in it. Maybe one of them would take the money to be in such an inept film, but not both of them??? DeNiro's poor take on the role so much better played by Nicholson in the Departed was almost comical... Too often these days, DeNiro reminds me of a fading athlete - playing for a poor team with fading skills and no sense of pride left over. The only thing that was worse in this disaster was the lack of acting chops displayed by fiddy cent... I'm sorry, but this is darn near unwatchable, and anyone who wastes their time on this one will regret it. It's rare when a script is so poor that you have no empathy for the lead characters - I mean none. Please, dear fiddy... stick with a genre that suits you... After watching this, he does indeed have a face - and most importantly - a completely inexpressive one - made for radio.