Copshop

Loved it. Carnahan did good with this one. A little bit of everything thrown into the mix, old school, wild action, 70's feel, thrilling, mischievous, mysterious, Psycho, witty, gritty, tense and charming. Butler excels in character, well whole cast is doing good. Great cinematography. Did not feel overly long, enjoyed it a lot, very entertaining

Success in 1 hour and 48 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated R for Strong/Bloody Violence and Pervasive Language!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $4,500,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(CASTELLANO) Cuando ves juntos en una película a Gerard Butler y Frank Grillo, sabes exactamente lo que vas a recibir: tiros, explosiones y acción desenfrenada de principio a fin. Juego de Asesinos no pretende ser más de lo que es, y precisamente por eso funciona. Es una película de manual, directa al grano, que ofrece una buena dosis de adrenalina sin complicarse demasiado la vida. La trama no es que sea especialmente sorprendente, y los personajes son prácticamente estereotipos andantes, pero a cambio tienes ritmo, peleas bien rodadas y ese aroma a thriller setentero que le da cierto encanto. Joe Carnahan sabe lo que hace, y aunque en algunos momentos el humor puede chirriar un poco, en general mantiene la energía alta y no deja que la película pierda fuelle. Quizá no se trate de una cinta que vayas a recordar dentro de unos meses, pero cumple perfectamente para pasar un rato entretenido, con dos actores que encajan de maravilla en este tipo de historias. No inventa nada, ni falta que le hace: lo que promete, lo da. (ENGLISH) When you see Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo together in a movie, you know exactly what you're in for: gunfights, explosions, and nonstop action from start to finish. Copshop doesn't try to be anything it's not, and that's precisely why it works. It's a textbook example of an action flick that gets straight to the point, delivering a solid dose of adrenaline without overcomplicating things. The plot isn't particularly surprising, and the characters are pretty much walking stereotypes, but in return, you get a fast pace, well-shot fight scenes, and a touch of that '70s thriller vibe that gives it a certain charm. Joe Carnahan knows what he's doing, and although the humor can be a bit off at times, he mostly keeps the energy high and the movie moving forward. It might not be a film you’ll remember months from now, but it absolutely does the job for a fun ride, with two actors who fit perfectly into this kind of story. It doesn’t reinvent anything – and it doesn’t need to. It delivers exactly what it promises.

Horrible acting the black female lead sucked! The gun fights were horrible. It took zero imagination what should happen next id rate it zero stars but it's not an option. Don't waste your time with this trash

talk talk talk, action talk talk talk, action, talk..... See something else.

It's predictable and pretty abysmal, with the big names phoning in their roles for a payday.

Enjoyed the banter between the characters.

Copshop has moments but, overall, the script is so implausible that it can't maintain the credibility. Professional killers who somehow can't shoot straight when the target is needed for future scenes and who can't seem to check to see that they've really killed the person they apparently pumped multiple bullets into, allowing that person to pop back up later in the script seemingly without serious injury? Give me a break!

A must see movie of his type

70/100 - ammo is plentiful for everyone. sometimes they reload after 10 bullets, sometimes after 400. lol. if you can suspend your disbelief in that area its a decent movie with off kiltered comedy.