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It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

This is a great movie. Tons of famous actors. Sly did a great job acting. One of his best jobs. Worth a watch.

When I first watched this movie Sylvester Stallone"s actin career has been criticized to the point where many well known critics never gave any hopes that he could ever paly a serious role in a movie because of previous appearances in a couple of movies prior to the Rocky series, where the plots were really written for a academy award movies for all the categories the awards are given to one movie alone, if thee was aone for money making machine then well that's different.This movie was a complete turn around for his filming career, it was a serious role for Stallone and he played it well the plot cover corrupt cops, the life of a small sheriff and that of a Freddie and Liz platonic relationship along with an stellar cast including De Niro and other great actors the reviews werren't the greatest as the expectations were perhaps too high becaouse of the popular actors and the doubts that Stallone was able to act, So guess what I'm watching on this coll rainy Sunday morning in Boston MA. where spring hasn't sprung yet? yes you got it

I never give a movie a "10", and I chuckle when people do. And I don't talk about plot, you can find that elsewhere. Rather, I talk about a film's merit, and there is plenty to be said here. Bar far, I think, Stallone's best work, this film is complex on many levels as a little of things are at play here: the disappointment of a sheriff who feels he's left his potential behind him, the departmental bickering between municipalities and different precincts, and the disparity between clean cops and crooked ones to name a few. As the movie grooves on, you see just how brilliant the casting was here as you forget guys like Ray Liotta and Jason Patrick aren't really cops. Rappaport was believable using his real New York accent, DeNiro delivers as always, but it's Stallone who steals the show as the overweight, tired and clean sheriff who takes heat from his crooked cop counterparts. Direction was wonderful, cinematography wonderful, and beautifully lit as well. Not a lot to complain about. Sit down, get comfortable, and watch Sly steal the show: really pay attention to watch how masterfully believable he is, and how the pain he feels seems genuine. Where are these performances from him in all the rest of his movies??!!?? Director and screenwriter James Mangold (Walk the Line, Girl, Interrupted) got the best out of all of his star-studded cast, but Sly deserves the Lions share here. A must see, in my opinion, for lovers of the genre.

This movie is an absolute gem! A slow burn, no doubt, but every scene -every moment- pays off.I wonder how different this movie's legacy would be if it were released nowadays. Everything that audiences love about Breaking Bad or True Detective etc is here in spades.In fact, I'd argue that this film is the 2nd season of True Detective that people wanted. An absolute perfect urban western.And the performances are just incredible. Every single actor is bringing their "A" game, and an argument could be made that each one gives one of the, if not THE, best performances of their careers. I wish Stallone would do more movies like this, because he clearly has the chops. Deniro as well (who has since become regulated to flaccid studio fare). Just because he can't pull off Cape Fear excellence anymore doesn't mean he has to do The Intern.I hope something happens that causes people to revisit this film.