Reviews — End of Watch
Audience write-ups from TMDB
signsoflife
It’s a passable film, though filled with strange decisions. The biggest draw—besides the actors—is the cinematography; *Anna Kendrick* was really the only reason I decided to watch it. What starts as a buddy cop movie constructed from various types of recordings like body cameras and found footage ultimately features shaky camera work that shifts focus away from that concept, instead highlighting the settings and all…
Gimly
The two leads are really strong, though I’m not keen on the haphazard documentary style and, frankly, the police elements. _Final rating:★★★ - It was enjoyable; I'd suggest checking it out._
LastCaress1972
Officers Taylor, portrayed by Jake Gyllenhaal, and Zavala, played by Michael Peña, are Los Angeles police officers who have been partners for some time. The film presents a series of action sequences showcasing their work; they seem to view regulations as flexible but remain fundamentally good and dedicated cops willing to put themselves in danger. Zavala is happily married with a child on the way, while Taylor has r…


