Plot: A hard-drinking, hard-living cop assigned the task of transporting a small-time criminal to the nearby courthouse finds that a simple, 16-block drive can be the longest ride of his life in director Richard Donner's urban action thriller. Read More
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Tensions flare when a distressed cop (Bruce Willis) can't control his witness.
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If your into an endless chase movie without any real plot or substance than this movie is for you. Edan Aharony. The movie runs forever without any fluidity to the storyline. Bruce will... ies, an over the hill detective, is forced to chose whether his going to line up with his old squad and eliminate a witness that is about to bring a lot of “good guys “ from Willis’s old squad or whether he is going to do the right thing and bring the witness to court so he can testify against the corrupted cops. Well the choice is obvious and from there the never-ending chase begins. Overall just a terrible movie. Don’t waste 2 hours of your life on this one. Edan Aharo Full Review

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