I don't deserve it. When a film is this bad and it has a name like “Brooklyn’s Finest” (opening March 6 throughout San Diego) it’s just asking for a snarky headline from critics. Brooklyn's Finest hits Blu-ray with a sturdy, handsome MPEG-4 AVC transfer.
We always have to give something up in order to do something else - it's called choice. Brooklyn's Finest 2010, R, 140 min. Brooklyn’s Finest is neatly summed up by its opening line. Life isn't perfect - it never is. Three interweaving tales of gang violence, police corruption and social drama illustrate the large areas of grey that exist between the “good” and “bad” guys. Jump to Brooklyn’s Finest Review; Jump to Precious Review; Faint praise: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is probably the best video game adaptation to date. Popular speculation views Antoine Fuqua’s picture, Brooklyn’s Finest, to be a re-hashed version of Martin Scorcese’s 2006 Oscar triumph, The Departed. Whoever comes the closest to predicting the film's opening 3-day weekend box office (Friday to Sunday), without going over, will win a copy of Brooklyn's Finest on Blu-ray. This vague ideology seems to be the film’s overriding sentiment. In order to win, one must simply predict the opening weekend box office number for The Other Guys.
Therein lies man's fatal freedom. The 2.35:1 image is heavy on thick shadows and dark compositions, which are impressively rendered--black levels are deep and inky, with a minimum of crushing. ... (who only appears in the film’s opening scene). I would have done what I came here to do, so don't go patting me on the back. Issues of honour, reward, loyalty, love, disillusionment, disappointment and betrayal are all touched upon. Brooklyn's Finest rests on the strong character portrayals of the lives of three ordinary men struggling at different points in their careers. What they each share is the New York Police Department as a workplace. Sal Procida: If I had given it a second thought, I wouldn't have lifted a finger for you.