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An ordinary boring movie. Maybe fans of the genre will like this movie. I don't wanna watch it again.

Should watch while in the mood of normal. A normal action movie so noting different from others movies. But it not too bad.

A very good action thriller. '21 Bridges' has an excellent showing from Chadwick Boseman, everything else isn't quite up to his level though is all still very good. The support cast, which includes the likes of J. K. Simmons and Taylor Kitsch, pacing and music are my main pluses for this 2019 flick. It's far from perfect of course, but I personally I got what I wanted from it and would happily watch it again.

Si no fuera por el plot sería una película más de un domingo en el sofá de tu casa.

The movie is a awesome crime thriller with great acting, directing, and music. The pacing of the movie is great, it never slows down and the action is great. I really enjoyed it.

We've got to give Boseman some credit for his acting here. Besides, the movie itself is quite an entertaining watch, regardless of the familiar plot, it'll still keep you curious.

21 Bridges conta com uma dinâmica muito bem definida, subvertendo a trama e entregando boas cenas de ação. Mesmo que previsível em alguns momentos, o diretor sabe muito bem como dosar os acontecimentos. O protagonista segue um arquétipo ok, mas graças ao ator temos algo envolvente. Há demasiado dialogo expositivo, mas isso não veio a atrapalhar minha experiência, visto que eu só queria algo pra me entreter no momento. E o tempo passou tão rápido que posso dizer que estou satisfeito. Chadwick Boseman estava excelente. Não era preciso desenvolver tanto seu personagem, pois sua postura e carisma já era o suficiente pra nos conectar. É uma pena que ele tenha ido tão cedo, e que eu só tenha percebido o quão importante ele era agora. R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman!

Very simple and trivial thriller. The plot is somehow broken, there is no suspense like this, although in the plot the whole action is compressed into the framework of one night. The most important twist is so poorly hidden that the viewer guesses him in the middle of the film. Quite mediocre acting of most heroes. Rather inspected by inertia, the ending of the film is so classic in the spirits of the worst police American films, with a minimum of gray morality.

I really liked this movie. Even though the twists where a bit predictable, I think the action was good and it felt interesting throughout. Some things could've been a bit better, but I think this movie has too low rating here. Even if some of the twists are foreseeable and I think have seen them before, I still think it is a good movie

This was one of those films were you could see the curves in the plot coming a mile away. Generally I’d say their is nothing wrong with that, but when you couple this with the bad dialogue it starts to wear thin as “entertaining” and becomes more “enduring” trying to get to the end of the film. The action sequences where fine, but nothing new. The plot was fine but nothing new. I’ll even say that the acting was good given the dialogue they had to work with, but there definitely wasn’t any stand out performances. I almost stopped caring about what they where saying when I heard a character ask “who Becky with the good hair” was in relation to someone’s ex. Watch it or skip it you won’t be missing much either way.

The plot relies too much on pure coincidences/luck. It's not meant to have a brilliant plot. Fine. The movie is boring to watch. There's no tension. The cops are way too incompetent. *SPOILERS* Andre, the only "good" cop, is always sabotaged by the other cops. It would've been interesting to see him protect the criminal he has been chasing until a minute ago, but never mind. The pacing is pretty good, though. I never felt like the movie was dragging on. And the little action this movie gives you, is pretty good.

(Mauro Lanari) Passable film just for those who know Wakanda and not "Kill the Messenger" (Cuesta, 2014) or "Serpico" (Lumet, 1973), Friedkin ("The French Connection", 1971), Donner ("16 Blocks", 2006), Mann ("Collateral", 2004), etc.

The Same Old 21 Bridges The Stream: Not a shred of original plot or story-line in sight The Big Screen: The action sequences are quite intense The Final Bill: The lack of originality dampens the need to pay for the action. – S2S We are going to shut down the internet and then fill blog with blue. Wait a minute! That’s not how that line went. Either way, 21 Bridges opened this past weekend and Stream to Big Screen was there for it. 21 Bridges follows Chadwick Boseman as NYPD detective, Andre Davis, while he tracks down a couple of cop killers. During his midnight Manhattan manhunt, and after completely locking down the island, he begins to realize that he is in the middle of what could be a bigger issue than expected. Check out the trailer for yourself. So, let’s talk about the positive things. This movie is very intense and a has some great action scenes. Those of you who enjoy the John Wick style of shooting/killing, you will enjoy these action sequences. For those of you that love the Mission Impossible Tom Cruise endless sprint scenes, you too will enjoy portions of this movie. That’s all I have. Everything else was not bad, but it was very forgettable. First, the plot of the movie is almost exactly the same as every other cop-figure-out-a-crime within a crime movie. The execution of the story IS NOT BAD. Chadwick does a relatively good job of being a realistic, straight-edge and uncompromising detective. The criminals, Stephan James as Michael and Taylor Kitsch as Ray, also do a pretty good job at being realistic and believable duo; however, the characters themselves are exactly the same tropes we get in all of these movies. There is not a moment in doubt for the viewer, which is quite amazing for an intense movie that lacks any type of suspense. This might sound harsh but this movie is beyond predictable and unoriginal, it is soul-less. Unfortunately, 21 Bridges is not worth going to the theater to view because of the predictable nature and unoriginal plot. Yet, 21 Bridges can be something to watch on an Amazon Prime/Netflix, if you’re bored one day. Better yet, who doesn’t like a shoot’em up cop drama that you don’t have to think about on a boring afternoon. This movie gets a handful of popcorn solely for the intense shootouts.

It was entertaining but it stayed halfway in almost everything else. It doesn't capitalize on the cast and slowly fades away. The impression at the end is non-existent and will become completely forgettable.

Хороший фильм. Действие хорошее, актерское тоже, хороший поворот. У него есть некоторые проблемы, и это не идеально, но это действительно хороший фильм.

Good film but not great. It is fairly predictable. Still worth checking out. Chadwick Boseman does a great job.

A drug deal gone bad and dirty cops…nothing original here. And there's not much unique in the storytelling either. Chadwick Boseman stars as the idealistic cop who's charged with solving a cocaine heist that results in 8 murdered cops. To trap the culprits before they can escape Manhattan, he orders all bridges shut down (hence, the title). The plot plays out predictably without any surprises in what should be a twisty tale (any savvy moviegoer will spot the corruption early on). It might be OK if there had been anything original in the direction, but as it is, the action is average and the storytelling is bland.

21 Bridges is a standard action-thriller. The most interesting parts is when Davis is piecing together what happened at a crime scene or verbally sparring with Michael, but at just over a 90 minute runtime, the action and story is tight so you’re never bored – even if it’s very likely you’ll see some of the plot twists coming from miles away.

21 Bridges might feel a little like a video game and although generic with a predictable plot it’s entertaining in the moment. You won’t regret watching it but at the same time it’s probably not going to leave a lasting impression either. Detective Andre Davis (Chadwick Boseman) is a no-nonsense revenge seeking kinda cop who grumbles his way through the entire film set over the course of one night. A robbery gone wrong leads to a city wide manhunt where Andre makes the bold decision to close all 21 bridges into Manhattan until the two criminals are caught. With a time limit of 5.00am to catch the bad guys before the bridges are reopened. Racing against the clock Andre teams up with Frankie Burns (Sienna Miller) but begins to get the unsettling feeling that not all is what it seems. Sure the plot basically writes itself yet the result is the kinda movie you can lose yourself in for a little under two hours. An entertaining popcorn flick for all you cinema goers looking for your weekly action movie. Delivers exactly what you expect, nothing more, nothing less and recommended if you’ve nothing better to do.

This was a great movie!! Definitely not one you can talk during, you have to pay attention the whole time or you’ll be confused! My family and I loved it!

Generic cop movie that bites off a little more than it can chew If you like action, it's a decent time waster with the requisite shoot outs and chase scenes. However, if you're looking for more than a cheap thrill or two there are better options.

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Great suspenseful movie. I havent read any reviews. My daughter and I saw this movie on a whim. Best movie I've seen in a long time. It draws you into it with suspense..... Definitely recommend

Good movie. The action is good, the acting too, nice twist. It has some problems and it's not perfect but it's a really good movie.

This surprised me. Not that it has any true twists or subverts expectations, but just that it manages to have several tense sequences and entertaining shootouts. It’s a fun watch if you let it be just that.

This B-list thriller lacks originality or verve and serves as a weak vehicle for a star struggling to find his way onto the A-list.

Good movie. The action is good, the acting too, nice twist. It has some problems and it's not perfect but it's a really good movie.