The Hollow Point Movie Review

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The Hollow Point is released on December 16, 2016
This movie genres is Action Drama Thriller .

The Hollow Point Overview

A retired lawman works with a new sheriff when a botched Mexican drug deal and a vicious hit man threaten their border town.

The Hollow Point Movie Review

Written by Reno on January 24, 2017

About two cops who caught in a messed up illegal arms deal.

It is a cop film that's set in in a small US town along the Mexican Border. Focused on the illegal arms supply, the two cops, one is an honest and the other one a controversial get into a deep trouble after something went wrong among the smugglers while dealing it. So one of their men was sent to eliminate those involved in it and that's where these two cops are caught in a crossfire. They have left no choice but to fight for the peace in the town.

The Idea for the film was inspired from real, but I kind of felt it was unrealistic. Mainly because I'm not from that part of the world, so it was more an entertaining film than learning anything about all the illegal activities or the heroism from the cops. The actors were decent, including Patrick Wilson, but Ian McShane looked much better than anybody in the film for his daring role.

It was a simple story that takes place like within 2-3 days. Some parts of the film were unexpected, but those scenes did not save the film. Because it was entirely 'a series of event' based film than properly developed storyline. Overall the setting was good and once watchable with a low anticipation. So for those who are choosy, can be skipped it, because not worthy, other than that it's not that bad film in my opinion.

5/10

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The movie certificate: The Hollow Point

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