Copshop

Well, well. Butler action that's like comfort food—nothing groundbreaking, but it hits the mark with confidence. It’s a mashup of clichés, yet somehow, there’s a charm to it that makes it stand out more than usual. Fun action flick. I liked how the movie sets up its story…

wersku

Release the Joe Carnahan cut? COPSHOP was a fun, pulpy riff on RIO BRAVO/ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13, where the set-up is way better than the pay-off, as most of it makes no sense and it clearly feels like the kind of movie that was butchered in post-production by the studio.…

Nakul

Lower-tier garbage crime.

Sean Fennessey

The Toby Huss character introduction is ten of the best and most magnetic minutes you’ll see all year.

Ben Peterson

Such a fun rewatch. Joe Carnahan at the height of his powers. Toby Huss steals the entire film and proves he would be a brilliant villain in a Batman movie.

PaulWHauser

In reading the reviews of this film, I saw that many compared it to Smokin' Aces, and I can see why. Although it's immediately evident that this one is simpler, more focused, set in one setting, something director Joe Carnahan is adept at utilizing to his advantage. I was…

Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine

why was it called Copshop

Jacob Trash

An old fashioned mindless single location action entertainer that has nothing new to offer, yet ends up a fun watch for its cool violent action sequences, tonal vibe and vague enjoyable comedy. Gerald Butler, Frank Grillo and Alexis Louder are solid. After an interesting…

Michael James

Copshop is a great little film disguised as a made for TV dad flick (coincidentally I did watch it with my dad, he liked it). It feels inspired by a lot of iconic films before it and has fun with different tones in a way that worked for me. Chekhov’s gun is just as present…

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