Snitch - Blu-Ray/DVD

Snitch - Blu-Ray/DVD

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Snitch - Blu-Ray/DVD

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Snitch - Blu-Ray/DVD

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Author: Dwayne Johnson

    Format: NTSC

    Release Date: 11-06-2013

    Details: Product Description In the fast-paced action thriller SNITCH, Dwayne Johnson stars as a father whose teenage son is wrongly accused of a drug distribution crime and is looking at a mandatory minimum prison sentence of 10 years. Desperate and determined to rescue his son at all costs, he makes a deal with the U.S. attorney to work as an undercover informant and infiltrate a drug cartel on a dangerous mission -- risking everything, including his family and his own life. -----Dwayne Johnson, la superstar de films d'action, est la tête d'affiche de ce thriller effréné dans le rôle du père d'un adolescent faussement accusé d'un crime grave et condamné à 10 ans de prison. Afin d'innocenter son fils, il prend part à une opération d'infiltration dangereuse, prêt à tout risquer, même sa propre vie, pour lui obtenir une réduction de peine. Inspiré d'une histoire vraie, «L'Infiltrateur» met également en vedette Susan Sarandon (gagnante d'un Oscar), Benjamin Bratt (sélectionné pour un prix Emmy®) et Barry Pepper (sélectionné pour un prix Golden Globe®). Amazon.ca Since he made the jump from professional wrestling superstar to Hollywood action hero, Dwayne Johnson has shown an uncertain talent that hasn't always complemented his outsize physique. But in Snitch his massive build is beside the point and he's fully in charge, leading a terrific ensemble cast through an unexpectedly nuanced movie that's most surprising for what it's not. Though there's plenty of vivid action, this is no superhero story and Johnson is no superman. As John Matthews, a successful businessman and flawed family man, he shows a humble range of emotional depth and non-athletic grace in a story founded on genuine drama and a collaborative creative effort. Matthews runs a prosperous construction company that's lately been struggling under a bad economy. He's somewhat estranged from a son (Rafi Gavron) by his first marriage until a big mistake pits the good-kid teenager against harsh federal drug sentencing mandates. Rather than fate the boy to 10 years of hard prison time, the frantic Matthews does everything he can to find a way of making himself an informant. If he can catch a big-fish drug dealer, the Drug Enforcement Administration and US Attorney will free his son from a destiny he doesn't deserve in the first place. The title resonates through multiple characters, but especially Matthews as he surreptitiously pressures Daniel (The Walking Dead's Jon Bernthal, giving it his all), an ex-con employee, to get him an introduction into the Mexican drug cartel pipeline. It's a palpably dangerous prospect all around and the movie is genuinely effective in telescoping the deadly menace of the drug underworld. Matthews realizes he has underestimated the risk, especially after Daniel hooks him up with the serious gangsterism of Malik (Michael Kenneth Williams, channeling the same chilling vibe he gave as Omar on The Wire). His enormous muscles quivering in real fright, Matthews is drawn in way over the terms of the deal he made with the feds. Soon he's using one of his company's semis to transport drugs, then $83 million in cash for a notorious cartel chief, the suave and quietly murderous figure known as El Topo (Benjamin Bratt). Scared as he is and sensing that he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't, Matthews makes his own way, going off the trails laid by both the cartel and the DEA. The result is a taut finale that ties the story into a brilliant ribbon of drama and expertly staged action. In addition to Bernthal, Williams, and Bratt, who all convey an elaborate background and authentic shades of character in their brief scenes, Snitch also features an exhilarating performance from Barry Pepper as a fanatical undercover DEA agent. Susan Sarandon is a little more generic as the politically ambitious US Attorney, but all of these characters are integral to the movie's vibrancy and mold the understated script and skilled direction of Ric Roman Waugh (Felon) int

    UPC: 065935593874

    EAN: 0065935593874

    Languages: English

    Binding: Blu-ray

    Item Condition: New

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