End Of Watch Film Analysis

The film End of Watch (2012) by David Ayer is one of the best police movies in recent years, and the reason why it is the one of the best in recent years is because it has showed a different perspective of a police officer’s job. In this movie it doesn’t show them saving people in every scene. In this movie it shows what police officers go through on a daily basis. This movie defines how police officers are willing to risk their lives.
The movie End of Watch starts off with Officer Zavala and Taylor in a high-speed chase in which they pit maneuver the car spinning it out. They then hop out of the police car to try to arrest the two suspects for running, in which this turns into a shoot out, causing the two suspects to be shot dead. In this situation the police officers could have been killed. This shows how risky their job is, but this only some of the situations they face. They could of died that day.
In the movie Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña are Taylor and Zavala, this movie is based in Los Angeles. These two cops bend a few rules but must be acknowledged as heroes. After too many police movies about officers who essentially use their badges as licenses to run wild, it's inspiring to realize that these men
Well the grandmother didn’t answer and the officers were giving the go ahead to kick the door in if they needed to. As soon as they kicked the door in they smelt a body but that didn’t expect what they found. They found the grandmother dead in a closet, they then found a bunch of drugs which ended up being one of the largest narcotic scenes this year in which they also found an unknown number of bodies indicating they were tortured. Later that day they were notified by a African American who they one locked up that they heard up north that there was a “hit” on both of Officer Taylor and