Rating of
2.5/4
I AM THE POLICE YOU HAVE TO DO WHAT I SAY!
LeopardExplosion - wrote on 09/21/08
Samuel L. Jackson stars in the 2008 thriller Lakeview Terrace. Able Turner is an aggresive cop with harsh disciplines who lives in Lakeview Terrace, a little suburban neighborhood. When Chris Mattson and his wife, a white man, and an african-american women, Able forces unpleasant experiences on the new couple in order to send them out of his neighborhood. Chris can't call the authorities for help, seeing as the law lives beside him, and the rest of the LAPD wouldn't believe him. Therefore, Chris and his wife Lisa must return the trouble back to the wicked polic officer.
This movie was lots of fun. Sure fun to watch, but earning the term fun shouldn't be taken seriously as to calling it incredible. This movie was not incredible, Devilishly smart, it was just a fun thriller to watch. At times you can't look away because your intrigued into what the characters will get themselves into. Samuel L. Jackson gives a good performance, not amazing, just a good popcorn movie experience job. On the other hand Patrick Wilson and Kerry Washington were flat. They gave dull performances, which took away from this score. No Benifit there. This movie is alot like Disturbia. If you liked Disturbia, then your bound to like this one. If your looking for a good time in theatres this weekend or the next, go see Lakeview Terrace, you'll have a good time while it lasts, but don't expect to walk out of a masterpiece. It's just alot of fun.
This powertripping cop get's a 2.5 out 4.
FINAL SCORE :::: 50% ::::
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lesa margerat - wrote on 09/22/08 at 05:01 AM CT
Lakeview Terrace Review comment
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