“Bring The Law” is an action thriller starring Mickey Rourke and Peter Facinelli. Brendan Fehr, Nicky Whelan, Danielle Harris, and Leah Pipes also star. Tag line: One detective. Two wars. No safe side. A grieving homicide detective leads a task force against a ruthless syndicate—only to find corruption within his own team. “Bring The Law” is in theaters and On Demand on February 27.
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Synopsis: When a devastating personal loss leaves him grieving, a seasoned LA homicide detective is tapped to lead a high-stakes task force targeting a ruthless criminal syndicate. But as his team closes in, he unearths a deep web of corruption within his own department—forcing him to confront betrayal, blurred loyalties, and the cost of justice.
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Who stars in “Bring The Law”
Brendan Fehr (Final Destination, “The Night Shift”), Nicky Whelan (Crescent City, Hall Pass), Danielle Harris (Halloween 1-5, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood), Leah Pipes (“The Originals”), Peter Facinelli (The Twilight Saga), Academy Award® Nominee, Golden Globe® Winner Mickey Rourke (Sin City, The Wrestler, Iron Man 2)
Directed by Scout Taylor-Compton (Halloween, The Runaways, Obsessed)
Written by Josh Ridgway (Into the Deep, Vanished, Superman Returns)
Produced by Daemon Hillin (Apache Junction, Battle for Saipan)
Rated R 1 hour 35 minutes
Thoughts on “Bring The Law”
“Bring The Law” is your traditional weekly procedural similar. The characters are defined but we never really dug deep into their motivations. Violence is intense and realistic for the genre. The action sequences are choreographed well and the payoff of the final action scene where the captain brings the gang down. The love story could have used some development as well.
The movie would have flowed better as a streaming series where the story and characters could have been better developed. It was still entertaining for crime drama lovers.
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