attatt at 2009-12-04 14:38:13:
It was all good until we got to the Jay Z song at the end. That song doesnt fit.
Beside that, looks like a great movie. I never get tired of cop dramas with good actors. There is a never ending source of genuine conflict with no good resolutions to be had in the struggle to be an honest cop in a dishonest world.
The Douche Guide at 2009-12-04 15:04:21:
seriously. run this town?

they do realize there's a song by jay-z actually called brooklyn's finest, right?

i would feel better about this if it didn't have ethan hawke playing ethan hawke in training day.

but i'll watch anything with don cheadle. and for anything that resembles the wesley snipes in new jack city.
truegrit at 2009-12-04 16:01:14:
Heard that it didn't get a good reception at Sundance and that a lot of re-shoots were necessary. I did read the script a while ago and enjoyed it.
ashes1998 at 2009-12-05 07:19:46:
There's kind of a big jump there from Mr. Martin beginning his "writing a few scenes" because of an ad for a contest and "his agent submitting the script", isn't there?
Scott at 2009-12-05 08:37:06:
For the record, Martin has writing credits on 9 episodes of the Showtime drama "Sleeper Cell" which ran for 2 seasons (2005-2006). He's listed as a Staff Writer.