Total FilmDirecting solo, Hughes brother Allen gussies things up with portentous overhead city shots and a screeching car chase. But a...
SlateLess than 24 hours later, I recall it with all the clarity of something I half-watched on a plane with a hangover in 1996.
The Boston GlobeYou could do worse on a slow Saturday night when there's nothing else on cable. But as the implausibilities and conspiracies...
New York Daily NewsWahlberg, at least, keeps the story watchable. But even he can't fix what's irreversibly broken.
The Philadelphia InquirerWahlberg does what Wahlberg does, bringing muscular conviction to his troubled, tough-guy role. The city may be broken, but ...
Rolling StoneAnother January dud. Broken City drops hot-shot actors in a quicksand of clichés and watches them sink.
Wall Street JournalThe only reason to see this dreary parade of deception and venality is Mark Wahlberg's performance as a disgraced ex-cop cau...
USA TodayFew, if any, of the characters are believable and the twists the story takes are telegraphed well beforehand, or fairly gues...
San Francisco ChronicleIn the end, Wahlberg knows what he needs to know and takes sober satisfaction in a job well done. And the audience knows eve...
Washington PostYou may want to account for low expectations, but the crime drama Broken City turns out to be much better -- and funnier and...
Richard RoeperIf you're in the mood for some slick trash featuring great actors slumming it without phoning it in, Broken City is a crackl...
Chicago Sun-TimesFrom a lurid plot sometimes so predictable they could have inserted subtitles issuing a spoiler alert warning of Russell Cro...
Entertainment WeeklyThere are thrillers that cruise along on sex, violence, and action — the unholy trinity — and then there are thrillers of po...
The Movie Picture ShowIf you exclude all of the twists and turns you have a very flat story that seems to move at a snails pace. These twists and ...
Film School RejectsThe murky plot, the unlikeable protagonist, the uncalled for homophobic undercurrent, the lack of any sort of directorial st...
JobloThe actor disappears into his work and continues to impress as one of the most interesting young character actors working to...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Allen Hughes
Writer: Brian Tucker
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Russell Crowe, Catherine Zeta-Jones
Release: January 18, 2013
Writer: Brian Tucker
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Russell Crowe, Catherine Zeta-Jones
Release: January 18, 2013
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