Finally director Antoine Fuqua does a movie I can actually get excited about since his 2001 film Training Day. Brooklyn's Finest, in theaters March 5, follows an intertwining story of three totally unconnected Brooklyn cops, each at their own career crossroads, who wind up at the same deadly crime scene at the same time. The film, which debuted at Sundance last year, stars Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes, and Richard Gere. Check out the Super Bowl TV spot, which airs tonight, below:
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3 comments:
Why do I start to doubt anything with Richard Gere in it?!
@yeah he's been heading down a dark path with his career, but antoine fuqua doesn't usually disappoint.
Well Gere is canceled by the awesome Don Cheadle. I hope this turns out good!
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