Copshop

Name: Copshop
Genre: Action, Thriller, Crime
Released: September 17, 2021
Duration: 107 min
Rating: 61
Cast: Alexis Louder, Armida Lopez, Chad L. Coleman, David Vaughn, Dez

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Open Road Films (II) | Release Date: September 17, 2021 | R

Starring: Alexis Louder, Armida Lopez, Chad L. Coleman, David Vaughn, Dez, Frank Grillo, Gerard Butler, Gianni Calchetti, J.R. Adduci, Jose Pablo Cantillo, Kaiwi Lyman-Mersereau, Keith Jardine, Marshall Cook, Robert Walker Branchaud, Ryan O'Nan, Tait Fletcher, Toby Huss, Tracey Bonner, Yvette Fazio-Delaney

Summary: Tearing through the Nevada desert in a bullet-ridden Crown Vic, wily con artist Teddy Murretto (Frank Grillo) hatches a desperate plan to hide out from lethal hitman Bob Viddick (Gerard Butler): He sucker-punches rookie officer Valerie Young (Alexis Louder) to get himself arrested and locked up in a small-town police station. Jail can’tTearing through the Nevada desert in a bullet-ridden Crown Vic, wily con artist Teddy Murretto (Frank Grillo) hatches a desperate plan to hide out from lethal hitman Bob Viddick (Gerard Butler): He sucker-punches rookie officer Valerie Young (Alexis Louder) to get himself arrested and locked up in a small-town police station. Jail can’t protect Murretto for long, and Viddick schemes his own way into detention, biding his time in a nearby cell until he can complete his mission. When the arrival of a competing assassin (Toby Huss) ignites all-out mayhem, mounting threats force Viddick to get creative if he wants to finish the job and escape the explosive situation.… Expand

Director: Joe Carnahan

Genre(s): Action, Thriller, Crime

Rating: R

Runtime: 107 min

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Charles Bramesco

Sep 14, 2021

Carnahan’s formal proficiency makes for a more sharpened and accomplished piece of work than many modern counterparts attempting to draw from the same well of cheap-o homage. That sense of precision doesn’t detract from the down-and-dirty fun, either; everyone on screen appears to be having the time of their lives gnawing on the rare slab of beef they’ve been thrown. Read full review

Josh Kupecki

Sep 16, 2021

Carnahan and co-conspirators Kurt McLeod and Mark Williams are clearly having a blast orchestrating this symphony of Grand Guignol. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Glenn Kenny

Sep 17, 2021

The shoot-'em-ups are consistently “whoa!”-eliciting, and while you couldn’t call any of the plot twists genuinely unpredictable, they do not lack for intrigue. Read full review

Empire Ian Freer

Sep 10, 2021

A simple, effective thriller, Copshop doubles down on pulpy, ’70s-styled fun. It proffers little that is novel but has enough vim and vigour to compensate. Read full review

Scott Campbell

Sep 16, 2021

Copshop isn't quite the movie the trailers paint it to be; It's definitely a worthy first meeting between Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo in the action genre, but Alexis Louder is the one who really steals the show. Read full review

Simran Hans

Sep 12, 2021

Alexis Louder holds her own as the heroine of (and sole woman in) Joe Carnahan’s lean, mean, 70s-inspired action thriller. Read full review

David Lewis

Sep 14, 2021

We’re supposed to be taking a fun thrill ride here, with a little existentialism to boot, but Copshop can’t escape its arrested development. Read full review

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Jonathan_M_2

Feb 28, 2022

Smart, silly, wild and thrilling. Every actor is delivering an awesome performance as an interesting character in this odd film. This is a simple storyline that is full of big personalities and action. It feels like they had a blast making this film, and I had a blast watching it.

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davemelbourne58

Sep 18, 2021

Double crossing/double talking bad guys try to outsmart each other within the confines of a jail out in the middle of the Nevada desert. Black humor & witty bon mots about. It's Die Hard set in a jail with a female lead just as human and flawed as John McClaine. Lots of fun

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roselenaperalta

Sep 25, 2021

Yoi akushon eigadesuga, sutōrī wa motto yokatta to omoimasu. Totemo tanoshikattanode monku wa iemasen.

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AugustoEduardo

Sep 23, 2021

Esta bastante buena la película pero de ahí... nada memorable para recordar.

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Mahmus

Apr 29, 2022

I like that Copshop isn't trying to be some artistic revolution for the action genre. It seems like a lot of action films nowadays are trying prove that action cinema can be art too, as if we didn't know that already. I love those movies, but sometimes it's fun to go back to pure andI like that Copshop isn't trying to be some artistic revolution for the action genre. It seems like a lot of action films nowadays are trying prove that action cinema can be art too, as if we didn't know that already. I love those movies, but sometimes it's fun to go back to pure and to-the-point 80's style action.… Expand

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Paper_Kay

Oct 27, 2021

Adorable. As if Tarantino had a thirteen-year-old cousin and his cinematographer was bored, and this was their first movie.

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Yugakhan

Dec 31, 2021

miss cast for sure Alexis Louder and who ever played the chief were not the right pick for these roles. whenever those two are on screen the film feels like a YouTube video. It's not just the acting it's there writing too. when they speak its feels as if they were added into the script formiss cast for sure Alexis Louder and who ever played the chief were not the right pick for these roles. whenever those two are on screen the film feels like a YouTube video. It's not just the acting it's there writing too. when they speak its feels as if they were added into the script for some reason.… Expand

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