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60
Viewer score based on 498 votes.

Critic Score

43
Critics' score based on 33 reviews.
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awful movie it was good throughout the movie then came the end and it left me thinking what the hell was the point of the damn movie, it focused on... any different characters and at the end none of the characters related in anyway. Full Review

July 11,2011
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This movie has 3 stories intertwined with each other. I like these kind of movies; some are excellent like ?Crossing Over? and ?Traffic?... me are mediocre like ?Babel? and some are plain bad like ?Staten Island?. This is a good movie, defiantly recommended. Spike Lee has a short part in it reminiscence of Nino Brown Ethan Hawk is good and Don Cheadle is great. Ed Full Review

December 23,2010
Edaharony

This movie was ******* ********. the first 95 percent played out like a good ass movie and then the director must have fell asleep or passed out... nk because the ending *******************. The ending reminded me of steve correl because of how dryly comedic it was. Are you ******* kidding me. Who wrote this god damn movie. I want my $2.79 back from Family ******* Video. Full Review

July 07,2010
JJP2758

one word....HORRENDOUS!

June 26,2010
DvdBrr2

Steven Washburn Brooklyn's Finest was a cool New York City Police Deaprtment Movie.

March 29,2010
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Critic Reviews

The best things about Brooklyn's Finest are the one-on-one scenes. These are fine actors.Full Review

Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times

Fuqua's portrait of Brooklyn is brutal and gritty; if only his characters were as vivid.Full Review

James Berardinelli
ReelViews

To quote Yogi Berra, it’s déjà vu all over again.Full Review

Nathan Rabin
The Onion (A.V. Club)

The misapprehension about Brooklyn's Finest -- which was first shown at Sundance last year and has been heavily edited since -- is that it's a movie about police. It isn't: It's a movie about movies about police.Full Review

Washington Post

What’s missing is the assurance of tone that a Lumet would provide.Full Review

Ty Burr
Boston Globe
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