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Tell Others About This Page By Using This Button "COP OUT" (2010) (Bruce Willis, Tracy Morgan) (R) Alcohol/ Drugs Blood/Gore Disrespectful/ Bad Attitude Frightening/ Tense Scenes Guns/ Weapons Moderate Heavy Extreme Moderate Extreme Imitative Behavior Jump Scenes Music (Scary/Tense) Music (Inappropriate) Profanity Extreme Moderate Moderate Mild Extreme Sex/ Nudity Smoking Tense Family Scenes Topics To Talk About Violence Extreme None Heavy Heavy Extreme QUICK TAKE: Action/Comedy: A New York cop has a prized baseball card stolen, and his investigation leads to the drug lord he and his partner have been trying to put away. PLOT: Jimmy Monroe (BRUCE WILLIS) and Paul Hodges (TRACY MORGAN) are New York police officers who have partnered for the last nine years. Their latest case puts them on the trail of a ruthless drug kingpin who goes by the name of Poh Boy (GUILLERMO DIAZ). After they get one of his lieutenants to work for them, the ensuing stakeout goes bad, the informant is murdered by Poh Boy's brother, Juan (CORY FERNANDEZ), and Paul and Jimmy are suspended. This couldn't come at a worse time for Jimmy, whose daughter, Ava (MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG), is getting married soon and wants to have the dream wedding she's always desired. One problem: the bill comes to almost $50,000. Rather than let his wife's rich and snobby ex-husband, Roy (JASON LEE), pay for the whole affair, Jimmy decides to sell a prized baseball card that will net him the cash he needs. At the sports memorabilia store, though, a thief named Dave (SEANN WILLIAM SCOTT) busts in, tasers Jimmy, and steals the card along with cash from the register. Jimmy eventually tracks the crook down only to discover that Dave has sold it to the very gangster that Jimmy and Paul had been hunting prior to their suspension. It's up to the two partners to fight the system, two rival cops -- Hunsaker (KEVIN POLLAK) and Mangold (ADAM BRODY) -- and themselves to retrieve the card, catch the bad guy and get their badges back. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? Teens who yearn for R-rated entertainment will definitely have interest due to the film's action content and smutty dialogue. WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R For pervasive language including sexual references, violence and brief sexuality. CAST AS ROLE MODELS: BRUCE WILLIS plays a divorced New York cop who gets suspended when a sting operation goes bad. He is also unable to pay for his daughter's extravagant wedding on a police officer's salary and puts his life on the line to retrieve a valuable baseball card stolen from him. He swears a lot, is a casual drinker, and is totally comfortable using violence to get his way. TRACY MORGAN plays his partner of nine years, who also gets suspended as a result of the botched sting. He is a profane clown of a cop who indulges in almost-constant bathroom humor. He suspects his wife of having an affair and goes to great lengths to prove it, but also is attracted to a beautiful witness. RASHIDA JONES plays his long-suffering wife who Paul comes to suspect is cheating on him. But she's not. SEANN WILLIAM SCOTT plays a master thief who steals valuable items and holds up small stores for money to buy drugs, or so he claims. He's quite the jester, so you can never quite take him at his word. He loves to indulge in sexual-related humor and often takes great pleasure in irking people around him by repeating their words. GUILLERMO DIAZ plays a ruthless drug kingpin in Brooklyn who regularly orders executions and even conducts some of his illegal affairs in a local church. He swears often and is obsessed with obtaining rare sports mementos. CORY FERNANDEZ plays his cold-blooded younger brother, who regularly carries out some of Poh Boy's most violent orders. KEVIN POLLAK plays a rival cop to Jimmy and Paul, who loves to engage the two in squad-room potty humor. He is a casual drinker. ADAM BRODY plays his younger partner, who also shares in the profane back-and-forths between cops. He also has an odd boot fascination. ANA DE LA REGUERA plays the mistress of a Mexican crime lord whose life is put in jeopardy when she escapes with a microchip that has details of many of Poh Boy's criminal activities. MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG plays Jimmy's daughter, whose dreams of an extravagant wedding pit her blue-collar father against her wealthy stepfather. CAST, CREW, & TECHNICAL INFO HOW OTHERS RATED THIS MOVIE Curious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit? Then read OUR TAKE of this film. (Note: The "Our Take" review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below). OUR WORD TO PARENTS: The following is a brief summary of the content found in this action comedy that's been rated R. Profanity consists of at least 108 "f" words, while many other expletives and colorful phrases are also uttered. Some sexually related dialogue is present throughout, while sexual gestures and implied sexual content also occurs. Violence consists of people being wounded and/or killed by gunfire, while others are manhandled or threatened with weapons. One man is killed with the metal cleats of an athletic shoe, while another is thrown from a speeding car and killed when he lands head-first into a tombstone. Some of this has bloody results, and several scenes and moments of potential peril may prove to be unsettling and/or suspenseful for various viewers. Bad attitudes are present throughout, as is potentially imitative behavior, various thematic elements and tense family material. Mexicans and Latinos are depicted almost exclusively as criminals and hoodlums, while Tracy Morgan's performance is also being criticized for reinforcing African-American stereotypes. Drinking is also present. If you're still concerned about the film and its appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home who may be interested in seeing it, we suggest that you take a closer look at our detailed listings for more specific information regarding the film's content. ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE Paul finds an empty champagne bottle in his recycling container. Jimmy meets his ex-wife, her husband, and their daughter for cocktails in a restaurant-bar to discuss the upcoming wedding. Jimmy offers to buy Roy a drink. Roy asks for a Scotch, and Jimmy defiantly orders him rum. The house that Dave attempts to burglarize has a fully stocked bar, complete with multiple bottles of liquor and other spirits. Regarding Dave, he claims he robs for money to buy drugs, although we don't know if that's true or not. Hunsaker and his partner meet with Jimmy at a bar, after hours, to discuss their misguided suspicions that Paul is a dirty cop. Poh Boy is described as a notorious drug dealer. BLOOD/GORE A lot of characters, mostly minor ones, get shot during the course of the movie. To the film's defense, the camera cuts away from or is positioned in such a way that we never see an excessive amount of blood and gore. This is done to balance the film's comedic and violent elements. Even a direct head shot from behind is cut away from before the usual splatter effect. The film contains loads of bathroom humor throughout (some comments listed under "Imitative Behavior: Phrases), with characters talking about their bowel movements (Paul claims to Jimmy that he likes to delay defecating for hours in order to get the biggest and best possible bowel movement, etc.), about defecating in one's pants, about the sexual habits of primates, and so forth. A police informant is shot with an Uzi, causing blood to briefly spray. Hunsaker and his partner engage in a round of insults with Jimmy and Paul in the squad room that inevitably turns to penis jokes (Jimmy makes a crack about Hunsaker's foreskin, for instance) and other off-color insults. While Dave goes about burglarizing a house, he takes the time to soil an upstairs toilet. We only see him defecating in silhouette, though. Poh Boy has the two crooks responsible for his car being stolen shot on the banks of the Hudson River. The wounds cause very brief blood spurts. Hunsaker and his partner find the bloodied corpses soon after. They also remark that the tongues have been cut out so they won't be able to confess their sins in the Afterlife. A henchman who has failed Poh Boy is severely bloodied while tied up inside of a batting cage as Poh Boy hits baseballs at him. The bloodied body of one criminal is seen after he goes flying through a windshield at the end of a car chase. Paul claims to Jimmy that he likes to delay defecating for hours in order to get the biggest and best possible bowel movement. While in a prison cell, Dave gets up from a toilet after relieving himself. We don't see what he did fortunately. A photo of a bloody corpse is briefly shown to Jimmy. Gabriela spits in the face of Poh Boy. Hunsaker is shot, and we briefly see some blood on his arm and the sidewalk. Paul kills a hoodlum by hitting him with a shoe's metal cleats, with bloody results. Jimmy shoots a gangster in the head, resulting in a bloody, quarter-sized would above his temple. DISRESPECTFUL/BAD ATTITUDE Viewers should note that Mexicans and Latinos are depicted almost exclusively as criminals and hoodlums, while Tracy Morgan's performance is also being criticized for reinforcing African-American stereotypes. Paul, brandishing a gun, runs into an interrogation room where he poses as a criminal who has gotten loose from police custody and holds the firearm to a suspect's head in an attempt to coerce information out of him. Two criminals steal a car while the driver goes inside the filling station to pay for gasoline and other items. A couple of neighborhood toughs refuse to cooperate with Paul as he is trying to chase down a suspect. Poh Boy is a drug kingpin who uses a neighborhood church to conduct his illegal activities and even has one of his henchmen executed in front of the altar. Leaving his boss' office after being suspended, Paul intentionally knocks a photo off the wall in disrespect. Roy puts down Jimmy for not being a better husband and not being able to give his daughter all the things she wants. Paul suspects his wife of cheating on him so he sets up a Spy-Cam in their bedroom to monitor her. While Dave goes about burglarizing a house, he takes the time to soil an upstairs toilet. Dave annoys Paul by repeating everything he has to say as he is saying it, often in a "mock-black" voice. Poh Boy has a painting of Jesus Christ helping a child swing a bat. Jimmy and Paul break into the house of an attorney who purchased Poh Boy's stolen car, masquerading as a crazed felon and the cop hot on his trail. The lawyer, scared out of his wits, says he will gladly trade his wife to spare his own life. As punishment for her betrayal, Gabriella is tied up and put into the trunk of a car (off-camera) and driven from Mexico to L.A. Gabriela confesses to having been the mistress of a married drug lord in Mexico. Jimmy lies to Paul after watching a hidden-video recording of Paul's wife seemingly cheat on him with another man. While she tearfully confesses through a translator the fear that gripped her when she was mixed up with criminals, Paul thoughtlessly eats nacho chips as he and Jimmy listen. Paul and Jimmy go to a child car thief for information on a vehicle theft, and the kid mutters a string of profanities and insults both officers. Gabriela spits in the face of Poh Boy. Jimmy suggests putting what he believes is a dead body into a dumpster and leaving it there. Paul puts a gun to Roy's back at the wedding and compels him to sit down and let Jimmy give his daughter away. During the end credits, a character who was thought to be dead actually isn't and plays a cruel prank on a morgue attendant, scaring her badly. FRIGHTENING SCENES Scenes listed under "Violence," "Blood/Gore" and "Jump Scenes" may be unsettling, suspenseful or scary to younger viewers and/or those with low tolerance levels for such material. Poh Boy hits baseballs directly at a man who is tied up and forced to sit in the gangster's batting cage. A bit later, Poh Boy captures Gabriela and puts her in the same position. Jimmy and Paul threaten a tattoo artist by holding an electric needle very close to the man's eye. Poh Boy twice has henchmen who disappointed him executed in cold blood with gunshots to the back of the head. GUNS/WEAPONS Handguns/Rifles/Machine guns: Carried and/or used to threaten, wound or kill others. See below and in "Violence" for details. Paul, brandishing a gun, runs into an interrogation room where he poses as a criminal who has gotten loose from police custody and holds the firearm to a suspect's head in an attempt to coerce information out of him. Juan uses an Uzi-like machine gun to kill a police informant and shoot at Paul and then Jimmy. Jimmy returns fire with his gun. A chase ensues with more shots fired. On a train platform, Juan uses a handgun to shoot at Jimmy before ultimately escaping. Paul and Jimmy are suspended for 30 days and are forced by their captain to hand over their police-issued firearms, which they do. In Paul's glove compartment, he has at least a couple of guns and several badges which he shares with Jimmy. Dave and an accomplice burglarize a sports memorabilia store brandishing firearms. Dave also uses a taser gun on Jimmy, incapacitating him. Paul and Jimmy confront two of Poh Boy's lookouts, both of whom are armed with guns. Paul and Jimmy pull their guns on Poh Boy and are then surrounded by as many as 20 of his gang pointing guns and rifles. Dave holds a gun to Paul and rubs one of his nipples as he has a stand-off with Jimmy. The owner of a home being burglarized pulls out a loaded handgun from her purse and asks to accompany Jimmy and Paul as they attempt to thwart the robbery. She later bursts into the home as Jimmy and Paul are in a stand-off with Dave, brandishing the gun and thoroughly intimidating Dave. No actual gunplay ensues, though, and Dave is taken into custody without incident. Juan shoots a henchman in the back of the head after he has disappointed Poh Boy. Two other failed hoodlums are surrounded by Poh Boy's crew, each of which is carrying firearms. The men are subsequently shot in the back of the head for their failures. Paul and Jimmy get into a drawn-out car chase in which they and the criminals shoot at each other. A startled Paul pulls a gun on Jimmy in their motel room. Jimmy, Paul, Hunsaker and Mangold all converge on Poh Boy's lair and get into a gun battle with the gangster and at least a half-dozen of his minions. Paul puts a gun to Roy's back at the wedding and compels him to sit down and let Jimmy give his daughter away. IMITATIVE BEHAVIOR Phrases: "What the f*ck?" "What the f*ck, Jack?" "What the f*ck, man?" "What the f*ck is that?" "F*ck you," "F*ck you, Holmes," "F*ck you, bitch," "F*ck him," "F*ck this job," "F*ck reality TV," "Don't f*ck it up," "Yippie-kai-ya, m*ther-f*cker," "You just shot the wrong, m*ther-f*cker," "I'm gonna show you some m*ther-f*cking homage," "The expression you're gonna see on my face is 'F*ck you,'" "I'm doing a f*cking Lance Armstrong here, and you're bull-sh*tting on the ground," "No f*cking way," "That f*cking monocle-wearing m*ther-f*cker," "Sit the f*ck back," "Don't f*cking do it," "You f*cking p*ssies," "F*ck this, m*ther-f*cker," "Find my f*cking car," "That's just f*cking great," "Put the f*cking bear down," "I will f*ck you up," "Who the f*ck are these guys?" "You don't know what the f*ck you are talking about," "Who the f*ck would pay his bail?" "Don't kill the f*ck out of nobody," "I will rip your f*cking balls off," "Open the f*cking bag, bitch," "I'm gonna bust your f*cking head open," "I'm not doing this sh*t again," "I don't have time for this sh*t," "He's taking a sh*t in the house," "Holy sh*t," "Did you sh*t your pants?" "The hell with this sh*t," "You sucker-punchin' piece of sh*t," "Can't you see I'm in real deep sh*t?" "That sh*t's not funny," "You're a p*ssy," "We're a couple of d*cks," "When those d*cks show up, you kill them," "You pr*ck," "You better not be blowing each other," "I like to see chimpanzees getting head," "Shoot him, he's rubbing my t*tty," "It's in Paul's wife's p*ssy," "Kiss my ass, Cell Phone Man," "Try to run, and I'll shoot you in the ass," "You suck as an actor," "That blows," "Yes, I'm glad they're dead and I hope they burn in hell," "I love you like a fat kid loves cake" and "You're a turd burglar." The action, stunts and other such behavior might be enticing for some kids to imitate. Paul gives Jimmy a greeting card that was clearly given to him by his wife, only Jimmy scratched off the parts that say "Sweetheart" and "husband" and hand-writes words in their place that make it more friend-appropriate. Paul roughs up a suspect in police custody in a comical manner, quoting lines from past movies like "Die Hard," "Scarface," "Star Wars," and "The Color Purple" while hurling him about an interrogation room. When Paul presses a suspect up against the glass of a two-way mirror, the glass fogs up and Jimmy draws a penis on the other side of the glass and mocks like the suspect is performing oral sex. Juan has tattoos on his neck and arm. Poh Boy has the tattoo of a dollar sign on the back of his right hand. In fact, pretty much every Latino gang member in the film is shown with multiple tattoos. Dave has tattoos on his arm that Jimmy makes a point of remembering in order to track him down later. To escape Jimmy, Raul jumps down on some tracks as a subway train approaches then jumps up and off to the other side as the train cuts off Jimmy's pursuit. At one point, Paul claims he is "orally fixated," then makes a lewd tongue gesture. Paul claims to Jimmy that he likes to delay defecating for hours in order to get the biggest and best possible bowel movement. Rather than say actual curse words in front of her son, a woman whose house is being burglarized uses terms like "mother-f'er" and "son of a B" when discussing what should be done to the perpetrator. Dave annoys Paul by repeating everything he has to say as he is saying it, often in a "mock-black" voice. Jimmy and Paul tie Dave to the bumper of their car and drag him across a dusty, rocky, barren back road to get him to talk. Paul suspects his wife of cheating on him so he sets up a Spy-Cam in their bedroom to monitor her. The film features a child, no more than 10 or 11, as the rumored "greatest car thief in New York." Jimmy lies to Paul after watching a hidden-video recording of Paul's wife seemingly cheat on him with another man. Gabriela confesses to having been the mistress of a married drug lord in Mexico. Gabriela spits in the face of Poh Boy. A tied-up Gabriela gives Poh Boy a gesture of two middle fingers as he prepares to hit baseballs at her. During the end credits, a character who was thought to be dead actually isn't and plays a cruel prank on a morgue attendant, scaring her badly. JUMP SCENES A car chase ends suddenly when one vehicle crashes into an open grave, sending one of the occupants crashing through the front windshield. Several scenes in the film feature somewhat surprising gunshots that may cause some moviegoers to jump depending on how loud their theater has the sound cranked up. MUSIC (SCARY/TENSE) A considerable amount of tense music occurs throughout the film, especially during the sequences of the drug lord killing his minions that disappoint him and in the various shootout scenes. MUSIC (INAPPROPRIATE) Snippets of several songs play during the film that have questionable and even profane lyrics if listened to in their entirety. The snippets chosen are pretty much innocuous, though, and only play for a few seconds in most cases. Among them are Eric B. and Rakim's "Follow the Leader," Run-DMC's "King of Rock," Cypress Hill's "Insane in the Membrane," and the Beastie Boys' "No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn." PROFANITY At least 108 "f" words (19 used with "mother"), 29 "s" words, 5 slang terms used for male genitals (*c*ck," "d*ck" and "pr*ck"), 1 slang term for female genitals ("p*ssy"), 1 for breasts ("t*tty"), 10 asses (4 used with "hole"), 5 hells, 3 S.O.B.s, 6 uses of "G-damn," 3 uses of "Jesus Christ," 2 uses of "Jesus" and 1 use of "Swear to God." SEX/NUDITY When Paul presses a suspect up against the glass of a two-way mirror, the glass fogs up and Jimmy draws a penis on the other side of the glass and mocks like the suspect is performing oral sex. Jimmy jokingly refers to himself and Paul as "a couple of d*cks," meaning the old term for cops but the inference to the male anatomy is clear. Jimmy and Paul banter back and forth with Hunsaker and Mangold in the squad room, trading sexual barbs such as "He's all foreskin" and "Kevin Costner and Robert De Niro are making a movie about your lives. It's called 'The Unf*ckables." Paul imagines his British neighbor coming on to his wife with the line, "I can d*cky-do you from behind." At one point, Paul claims he is "orally fixated," then makes a lewd tongue gesture. Jimmy's daughter wants to hire a band called "The Virgins" to play at her wedding. Dave rubs one of Paul's chest nipples as he briefly holds him hostage during a stand-off with Jimmy. While riding in the back of Jimmy and Paul's police car, Dave razzes Paul by claiming his wife has a "c*ck-craving disorder," that she enjoys having two men inside of her at once, and that she has hidden Jimmy's prized baseball inside of her vagina. Much later in the film, Dave reunites with Jimmy and Paul, and he asks Paul if his wife enjoys "ass to mouth." Paul muses on chimpanzees being one of the only members of the animal kingdom that engages in regular oral sex. He adds that he likes to watch this act if given the opportunity. Jimmy watches the beginning of a recording in which Debbie appears to be having a sexual encounter with a man who takes his shirt off in front of her (she is clad in a sexy nightie). Later on, Paul runs the rest of the tape and we find out that she just staged the encounter with her homosexual cousin because she was mad that Paul didn't trust her and had resorted to using a spy cam. Gabriela confesses to having been the mistress of a married drug lord in Mexico. Gabriela is wearing an outfit that shows a considerable amount of cleavage. Gabriela is said to have been the mistress of a married drug lord in Mexican before escaping his clutches. Paul tells Gabriela, who doesn't speak English, that he believes she probably has a "real nasty streak when it comes to the bang-bang," meaning sex. Gabriela motions that she will be taking a shower to get clean. But the language barrier causes Paul to misinterpret and he replies that he can't join her because he is a married man. It is revealed that a night manager at a motel is receiving oral sex from behind his counter when a girl jumps when Paul and Jimmy come in and start asking questions. It is also inferred that she is a hooker. Dave intimates that he would be open to a homosexual encounter with a male inmate while in adjoining jail cells. After Paul and Dave find common ground and behave like friends, Jimmy accuses them of "blowing each other." SMOKING None. TENSE FAMILY SCENES Jimmy feels financial pressure to pay for his daughter's dream wedding, which puts him into direct conflict with his ex-wife's wealthy second husband who offers to pay for the nuptials in full. Debbie complains to her husband, Paul, that she loves him despite the fact that he more often than not puts his job in front of her needs. Paul suspects Debbie of cheating on him and hides a spy-cam in their bedroom. Debbie finds the camera and stages a mock-sexual encounter with her gay cousin to get revenge. Poh Boy is grief-stricken when he learns that his younger brother, Juan, was killed trying to retrieve his stolen car. Jimmy's ex-wife threatens him if he refuses to let her current husband also give away their daughter at her wedding. TOPICS TO TALK ABOUT A cop's job and how it can affect his/her marriage and personal relationships. The questionable wisdom of spending large sums of money on a wedding, particularly when the family involved is not wealthy and that money can be used in so many other ways. The problem of gang activity in New York and elsewhere. Racial stereotypes. The '80s buddy-cop movie genre and its influences on this film. VIOLENCE Paul, brandishing a gun, runs into an interrogation room where he poses as a criminal who has gotten loose from police custody and holds the firearm to a suspect's head in an attempt to coerce information out of him. As the scene plays out, Paul gets more and more physical with him - in a way that is meant to be funny to the audience - roughing him up while quoting lines from past movies like "Die Hard," "Scarface," "Star Wars," and "The Color Purple." Juan shoots Raul multiple times with an Uzi-like gun, killing him. He then fires at an undercover Paul with innocent bystanders around. Paul is attacked by a dog that bites his pants leg and knocks him off a bicycle he had commandeered in an attempt to chase down a fleeing Raul. While fleeing from Jimmy and Paul, Raul pushes multiple bystanders and pedestrians out of his way. The foot chase ends on a train platform, with Raul shooting at Jimmy amid a crowd and then narrowly escaping as he jumps across the tracks as a train approaches, cutting off Jimmy's pursuit. After failing Poh Boy, a henchman is shot in the head by Paul. Two thieves taser Jimmy and hold up a sports memorabilia store. Jimmy and Paul hold an electric needle to a tattoo artist's eyeball in order to get information out of him. Poh Boy has the two crooks responsible for his car being stolen shot on the banks of the Hudson River. The wounds cause very brief blood spurts. Hunsaker and his partner find the bloodied corpses soon after. They also remark that the tongues have been cut out so they won't be able to confess their sins to Jesus in the Afterlife. The owner of a home being burglarized pulls out a loaded handgun from her purse and asks to accompany Jimmy and Paul as they attempt to thwart the robbery. She later bursts into the home as Jimmy and Paul are in a stand-off with Dave, brandishing the gun and thoroughly intimidating Dave. Jimmy falls down a flight of steps while trying to apprehend Dave. Jimmy and Paul tie Dave to the bumper of their car and drag him across a dusty, rocky, barren back road to get him to talk. A child car thief kicks Paul in the testicles, causing him to fall to this knees in pain. Paul retaliates by punching the boy in his testicles. While masquerading as a cop and a criminal, Jimmy slaps Paul hard across the face. Jimmy and Paul get into a car chase with Juan and another criminal. The two cars exchange gun shots and ram into each other on several occasions. The chase ends in a cemetery when the car the bad guys are riding in crashes into an open grave. The sudden stop sends one of the crooks crashing through the front windshield and into a tombstone, killing him instantly. Poh Boy ties up an incompetent henchman inside of a batting cage and hits baseballs at him, leaving him bloody. He later does the same thing to Gabriela, although he is interrupted before he can actually hit any balls at her. Dave climbs a tree and attempts to break into Poh Boy's house, but missteps and lands hard two stories below, seemingly breaking his neck. Paul shoots one of Poh Boy's minions, which sets off a multitude of gun shots between crooks inside the gangster's house and the cops outside. Hunsaker is shot during the exchange. Paul shoots and kills two of Poh Boy's henchmen. Jimmy kills another after getting his attention by whistling. Paul then gets tackled and manhandled by a particularly big goon, who is one of Poh Boy's crew. Paul kills him by hitting him with a shoe that has metal cleats (with bloody results). Jimmy shoots one of the bad guys in the head (with bloody results), and Paul shoots him in the chest. Reviewed February 22, 2010 / Posted February 26, 2010

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