Movie #746 ........................."End of Watch"

Movie #746 "End of Watch" is the type of movie you appreciate the acting in, and you think the story is relevant, but you don't want to ever see again. I felt the same way when I saw "amor" a few months ago. If this is what the police go through every day in South Central Los Angeles, we could never pay them enough! ohmygosh! Every minute is a ticking time bomb. The In- your- face- camera work is hard to get used to, and the language so raw, I almost turned it off for just that reason. The F-word got in the way so many times, that it was hard to follow the main words in each sentence. I went to menu and put the subtitles on, so I could seek out the main words, pushing away all the f-words that are used to decorate the sentences. There are some images here that I don't think I'll ever forget, and the acting is soooo raw, but I can't recommend this. It's kind of a: see it if you want to see a raw film about what cops do in south central l.a., but it isn't pretty at all. And don't look for a happy ending. but man, are Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena good! End of Watch 2012 R 109 minutes I would give it 3.8 stars Officers Taylor and Zavala patrol the streets of South Central Los Angeles, an area of the city ruled by gangs and riddled with drug violence. Their perilous beat is captured on security footage and with the HD cameras of cops, criminals and victims. Cast:Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña, Anna Kendrick, Frank Grillo, America Ferrera, Natalie Martinez, Cody Horn, David Harbour, Shondrella Avery, Gene Hong, Kristy Wu, Maurice Compte Genre:Crime Thrillers, Action Thrillers, Suspense, Thrillers