Jack Reed: Badge of Honor 1993 by AverageMansReviews

Jack Reed: Badge of Honor 1993 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/shooting/burning/sexual assault/medical/references to strangling, dismemberment and immigration

I will get this guy: briefly; when this heinous criminal take away this mother from her young child;  Sgt. Jack Reed [Brian Dennehy:] he works for the sheriff's office and now is on this case regardless of how many times he gets told to leave it alone.

Generally speaking: the character developments, storyline/script, framework and pacing of this roughly 96 minutes film is basically good on all counts; but having said that this film has one massive problems and it is; the character developments are front and centre stage; which means if you are like someone like me that can read character developments pushes them too far forward, so in essence you are waiting for the rest of the film to catch up with these developments including other character developments as well, so when it is established who this individual is; it isn't too surprising even if you were going to attempt to act surprised [this is why I was somewhat brief in the plot section; I would have run the risk of going into much.]

Action, comedy and character developments; we have some scenes within this indoor shooting range and some attempt of Russian roulette, then we have this beautifully timed, because of the serious nature of this film, I'm going to go with accidental comedy sequence of events; we have this main character giving this high ranking according character a mouthful and I like this one giving a mouthful; then for some reason for the expects to receive a lift in the same vehicle, but they get left hanging as this vehicle rides off; it is hilarious, and I am very much aware this sequence of events, could also be interpreted as this individual thinking that they are worth more than what they think, but it really does come off as priceless comedy.

Character developments and performances; other than what I have only said on both counts the character developments and performances are solemnly good versions of what they are meant to be.

This film receives: 5/10, this film is mixed; I would have really given this film another mark, if it didn't have the issue I have made clear in this content already, because from beginning to end; it knows what it is and sticks to the plan, this film also has an ongoing sequence when the ending in this begin to roll.