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Synopsis: LAPD detective Tom Ludlow is a ruthlessly efficient, unorthodox undercover cop. Captain Jack Wander always covers for Tom, as do even his somewhat jealous colleagues. After technically excessive violence against a vicious Korean gang during the liberation of a kidnapped kid sex slave, Tom becomes the target of IA's hotshot, captain James Biggs, who feels passed over after Wander's promotion to chief. Tom's corrupt, disloyal ex-patrol partner Terrence Washington sides with IA but is killed during a shop robbery in Tom's presence.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): David Ayer
Production: 20th Century Fox/Regency Films
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
55
Rotten Tomatoes:
36%
R
Year:
2008
109 min
$26,351,341
Website
1,105 Views


Do it, black! Kill to the target!

Are you white?

Kill to the target!

I cannot.

Die, black!

I already have no bullets, cover me.

It lasts, Diskant.

It lasts.

- Djame to meet.

- Why do you cry?

Come out that.

Sit down, Tom.

Evil went out, Grace.

I know it...

I should have gone only.

I took a child to a balacera.

Why do you cry?

What happens?

What happens?

Again, our principal news,

Detective Ludlow...

... veteran for 18 years

of the police of Los Angeles...

... he turned out to be involved in the death

of two secret officials.

There has not been confirmed if the third victim,

also an official, was murdered by him.

Detective Ludlow was not

in service when the shooting happened...

... and it is the suspicious only one...

Idiot.

How do they know that they were police officers?

It has just happened,

and is it already in the news?

Did you do it?

Skylight that yes.

It was not known that they were official,

but I should have known it.

" Pressing Circustancias ".

God!

What happens to you?

Why cannot you take a life

normal as all?

- I must go away.

- not, you will not go out.

This will be a nightmare.

I must go away.

The door remains closed, all

they will want to hunt you. Do you want to die?

Grace.

You need to move away from me.

You need to move away.

Everything what I touch, he dies.

To the apartment!

I will not resist!

Do not say anything.

- not, please.

- Keep silent about you!

Get up!

They are going to punish you, you killed two

police officers. What happens to you?

It extracts to this garbage.

- the center is of another side.

- we will not go to the center.

To where do we go?

Your b*tch is very well.

Just as the widow of Washington.

Do you go to bed with the two?

- Which do you prefer, Dante?

- I like It adjoins.

You should not have given him the video.

About what were you thinking?

You gave him his judgment of death.

Of what speech?

We have been watching you.

How many times did we say to you

what will you forget?

- do not make it anger

- To the devil!

It looks what it makes us do,

damned idiot.

You know how we accuse

to Fremont and to Cofruit tarts?

Washington liberated them

and you liquidated them.

They took them to the hill

and they killed them.

You should be a detective.

First we take his ADN.

Hair and saliva. I list!

Fremont and Cofruit tarts did it.

You extracted the drug that it was accusing

to Washington?

You.

They were going to burn her.

Why not to gain any money?

For you or for " the fund "?

You are not very ready, Saints.

Who is close?

Silky? Clady?

Wander.

Wander.

It is a game of Wander.

Only he could move so many threads.

It should have cut your threads long ago.

We do not know why it allowed you to continue.

It is Jack's pet

It has done to him all his dirty works.

Washington me was not

delivering Biggs.

It was delivering to the big fish.

To the king.

Wander manipulated you.

We all did it.

You are a damned idiot.

The killers of Washington

were police officers real?

Yes, two officials of ghetto

that were amusing themselves.

And they were giving to us to gain money.

- they were going to kill you.

- but you went forward.

Now we have to kill you.

In the hills.

In the hills.

First, we will take samples

of your hair and saliva.

When they find Linda's body,

it will have your ADN.

What will seem?

Finally you went mad.

What we all supposed

And your nurse?

I am taking viagra

and I go for this bottom.

Then I will break you the neck.

Remove me the wife of

the mouth, idiot!

Hold it!

Rot, idiot.

Idiot's piece!

Shoot him!

Idiot!

Hello, gallant!

Did you sleep well?

Your "fiance" escapes!

What do you do?

Do you crawl up to your grave?

Mra how do I play with this idiot.

Already almost!

Who is the "boy" now?

It will be buried only!

Kill it and vmonos.

It is the end.

- here it ends.

- DeMille, vmonos!

Keep silent about you!

I amuse myself!

Where is the damned disc?

Where is it?

Come here.

You are rougher than your damned husband.

That leave it for later.

We will be here the whole night.

You must go away, It adjoins.

To where it is, you must go away.

I packed already.

Look after, detective.

To where will you go,

killer of police officers?

I afforded to enter.

Skylight.

Are you well?

It worried.

Seemingly, I killed two officials.

Diskant died.

Saints and DeMille tried to kill me,

so I killed them.

Can you arrange it?

I will do it.

I suspected that Saints and DeMille

they were in something dirtily with Washington.

But he did not want to believe it.

I, neither.

It brings Clady. I need them.

I will say to him what it spends.

I will do that it avenges.

I will give you an alibi.

You were sleeping...

... in the armchair after the meeting.

Saints and DeMille

they killed to the officials, not you.

It is here, kill it. Arrange it.

It is the phone of Clady.

And his badge.

You are the person in charge.

You, Jack.

Not, are you, Tom.

Admit it!

With a demon!

You knew that they were police officers!

They had so much time of concealed

that went mad! Do not be sorry about it!

You used me!

You said to them that they should kill me, Jack!

Not!

You complicated it! Try to save you!

You forced me!

- You killed Washington!

- Veto the devil!

Let there rot Saints, DeMille

and Clady! To the devil with all!

To the devil all!

They cost not even a cent.

You.

You, friend.

You are special.

- you are special for me.

- And Diskant?

Was it special?

Good someone died

for your fault.

It is completely...

... your fault.

We go, Tom.

How will we overcome this?

We have a destination.

You and I.

Nobody will overcome it, Jack.

Everything will end now.

It is your end.

I give up.

Handcuff me and deliver me!

There is a radio!

Say to them that you have a prisoner!

Curse!

Tom Ludloe caught his man!

I put you to the unit.

I it made possible.

Now you need me

more than never, Tom.

What did you believe that it was going to do

when was it discovering it?

Waiting, friend.

Waiting.

Waiting.

In the wall.

Everything is there.

In the wall.

These secrets

they are killing us.

Do it, break it.

Break it, demolish it.

Demolish it!

It is already.

There it is.

That one...

... it is my force.

It is my crown.

I am the king of the secrets!

I know which advisers

they consume drugs.

I know who prefers children, who sells

contracts, who strikes his wife.

I control them!

I even have the chief in my pocket.

How do you believe that I have protected you

all these years?

How do you believe that you achieved it?

All the missions.

Why do you believe that you can

to touch the untouchable ones?

Let's be the chief!

I will be the chief!

I will be the chief!

I will be the Mayor!

This is our world, Tom!

Let's take it!

That's why did they kill Washington?

And did you try to kill me?

To be able to store

money in the wall?

But it is ours.

Of the Unit.

Who paid the defense of Silky

in all the judgments?

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