Los Angeles Strip Clubs: Three cops walk on the wild side in down and dirty ‘Brooklyn’s Finest’
Meanwhile, Butler can’t afford to have friends. He’s immersed in a deep undercover assignment, infiltrating the constantly changing world of drug kingpins, such as the calculating ex-con, Caz (Wesley Snipes). Butler realizes he and Caz operate on opposite sides of the law, yet Butler still refuses to go along with a snarling Fed (Ellen Barkin) who orders him to deliver Caz’s head on a platter.
For each officer, there’s a choice to be made and an eventual day of reckoning to face. Dugan wonders if he can find the nerve to do something worthwhile before calling it quits. Procida ponders what’s so wrong about robbing people who are either on their way to jail or to the cemetery. Butler tries to recover his own identity without betraying Caz, who once saved his life.
While “Finest” is not always particularly credible, its best portions have the almost irresistible appeal of a trashy New York Post feature. Any one of these situations could sit quite comfortably alongside “Headless Body in Topless Bar” or “Lights Out for Lohan.”
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