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By Kyle | April 11, 2008
Keanu Reeves returns to “Point Break” form in a “Training Day”-style drama about badass coppery in L.A., “Street Kings,” featuring Forest Whitaker as Reeves’ boss. Cheesy fun in a sort of TBS Saturday afternoon-flick way. My review is here.
Topics: Movies |
April 11th, 2008 at 11:29 am
I think Keanu is getting better as an actor. Now, he’s just mediocre.
As for David Ayer, is it me or do his movies really luxuriate in their immorality?