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In Reply to: Antoine Fuqua's, "Brooklyn's Finest": what an amazing cast: posted by tinear on March 12, 2014 at 13:29:52:
I was a bit surprised at the time, this is your previous post on this film:
From the director of "Training Day," Antoine Fuqua comes the best police thriller in a LONG time, "Brooklyn's Finest." Yeah, full of egregious faults but it builds better than any movie I've seen in a LONG time to a spine-shattering climax(es).
Richard Gere gives the performance of his career and, too bad, at the beginning of the new Oscar contention season. It's that good. Mind, I've never been a Gere fan, either. But here, he's eliminated all the Gere-isms and whittled it down to a human scale character, devoid of acting charisma, chutzpah, and that ridiculous grin. A NOT to be missed performance.
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Follow Ups
- a second viewing can be helpful clarifying the truth - PhilJ 14:12:00 03/12/14 (1)
- Yeah, I still very much liked the Gere character, but the other characterizations and acting were terrible. - tinear 15:10:47 03/12/14 (0)
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