MovieGod
Feb 2002
 Supreme Movie Overlord
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Exclusive: (2003) Reviews S.W.A.T. with Collin Farrel and Samuel L. Jackson
In what possibly may steal Box Office Thunder at the Box Office, another television remake his the big screen in the form of the 1970’s Cop Show called S.W.A.T. The movie Stars Collin Farrell, as LAPD Officer Jim Street, who would sell his soul to wear the uniform of the S.W.A.T. team. He gets that chance when his team commander Hondo, played by Samuel L. Jackson, puts Street in charge of recruiting five of the toughest members of the a new unit of the Special Weapons and Tactical (SWAT) unit
This is when the movie takes off after the training, cause their first assignment pouts the team in the middle of transporting a notorious Drug Kingpin, played by Oliver Martinez to trial when he makes a bold offer to the news media, that he would give a $100 million to whomever frees him from custody.
Directed by new feature Film Director Clark Johnson (TV Show’s Homicide), SWAT is an intriguing action film that would blow you out of the water, as anyone who has hated cops may get some interesting ideas from this movie
Enter an ex-Swat member, Brian Gamble, played by (Jeremy Renner) bent on collecting on the $100 million reward, as he sets trap after trap from there for the team.
For first time director, Johnson I think makes the story work, as I was enthralled by the way other members of the team, Michelle Rodrigues and LL Cool J just to mention a few, co-exist with helping Jackson and Farrell bring the masterminds in.
S.W.A.T. is not tated at the junction, and hits theatres on August 8, 2003, but I am expecting it to be rated ‘R’ for language and Graphic violence.
My rating: gets a solid 9 out of 10.
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