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Brooklyn's Finest 2010

“This is War. This is Brooklyn.”

★ TMDB users: 6.3/10 from 1,005 votes R CrimeDramaThriller Released
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What is Brooklyn's Finest?

"Brooklyn's Finest" is a 2010 film that focuses on the experiences of police officers working in a specific section of New York City. The NYPD's sixty-fifth precinct is tasked with maintaining order in a notoriously rough area, specifically within the Van Dyke housing projects.

Type
Film
Year
2010
Status
Released
Runtime
132 minutes
Release date
Mar 4, 2010
Original language
EN
Origin
United States of America
Studios
Nu Image, Langley Productions, Fuqua Films
Budget
$17,000,000
Revenue
$45,700,000
Genres
Crime, Drama, Thriller
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★ TMDB users: 6.3/10 from 1,005 votes
Episode runtime
~132 minutes
Status
Released
Networks
Nu Image, Langley Productions, Fuqua Films
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"Brooklyn's Finest" is a 2010 film that focuses on the experiences of police officers working in a specific section of New York City. The NYPD's sixty-fifth precinct is tasked with maintaining order in a notoriously rough area, specifically within the Van Dyke housing projects. The film explores the challenges faced by these officers as they navigate the complexities of their job. The synopsis highlights the struggle of the officers to distinguish between right and wrong, suggesting that the film delves into the moral gray areas that law enforcement personnel often encounter. The movie provides a glimpse into the lives of these officers and the difficult choices they must make in their line of work. The setting of the Van Dyke housing projects and the officers' efforts to maintain order in this area serve as the backdrop for the film's exploration of the officers' personal and professional struggles.

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Should you watch it?

“Three Brooklyn cops confront moral gray zones in the city’s toughest neighborhoods.”

Reasons to watch
  • Directed by Antoine Fuqua, known for kinetic action
  • Atmospheric depiction of Brooklyn’s rough neighborhoods
  • Explores moral ambiguity of police work
Keep in mind
  • Rated R for strong language and violence
  • Mixed critical response, with a 62% rating on Kinobox

Watch it if you appreciate gritty police dramas that probe ethical dilemmas.

The film’s intense violence and adult language make it suitable for mature audiences.

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What is the setting of the film?

It takes place in Brooklyn’s Brownsville area, focusing on the Van Dyke housing projects and the NYPD’s 65th precinct.

Who directed Brooklyn’s Finest?

The film was directed by Antoine Fuqua.

What genre does the film belong to?

It is classified as a crime drama thriller.

What is the film’s rating?

Brooklyn’s Finest received an R rating for strong language, violence and other adult content.

How long is the movie?

The runtime is about 2 hours and 12 minutes.

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