Picking Nits
Ray kissing Anna; Julio’s repeated release; rail-track driving; reckless gunfire; remaining cops; friendly fire; close-range finale
In the discussion (7)
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- Ray kisses Anna fully enough to suggest unexplained sexual tension among the three leads. — Bill Simmons
- Gonzalez is described as running amok with “just no laws” even though the police keep catching him. — Bill Simmons
- Cars staying aligned on train tracks during a chase feels mechanically implausible. — Chris Ryan
- Police firing aimlessly at escaping vehicles is questioned. — Chris Ryan
- After both detectives are shot and Anna jumps between elevators, choosing to remain cops contradicts the Key West plan. — Bill Simmons
- Danny is shot in the chest by another officer without meaningful accountability. — Chris Ryan
- The finale has people firing past one another at implausibly close range. — Bill Simmons