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The Squad

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Capt. Buren and his squad of young officers work to bring down violent gangs.

Critics Reviews

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Kevin Maher The Times (UK) 04/14/2016
2/5
Without the London context and the cockney banter between Ray Winstone and Alan Ford, it all feels a bit pedestrian. Go to Full Review
Mike McCahill Guardian 04/14/2016
2/5
Un peu cheeky, this. Go to Full Review
Emilie Black Cinema Crazed 04/19/2020
4/5
a very entertaining action film that should not bore anyone with strong performances and a simple but good story. Go to Full Review
Leslie Combemale Cinema Siren 10/22/2019
C
The action is left needing to exist largely for itself... That doesn't negate the entertainment value of some impressive action set pieces, but it does remove most of the impetus to see it in addition to the first feature. Go to Full Review
John Noonan FILMINK (Australia) 09/15/2016
13/20
...a colourful comic book filled with seemingly invincible police officers... Go to Full Review
Karen Krizanovich Radio Times 04/14/2016
3/5
A solid if lacklustre police caper with some sparkling moments. Go to Full Review
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Cinephemeride [ 12/14/2023 an underrated French-style action film that mixes very good action scenes and a lot of fun. Very pleasant and supported by a solid casting starting with Jean Reno and Alban Lenoir who form an astonishing duo See more mauro l 05/03/2019 Popcorn gone bad. (Mauro Lanari) See more @Ollie1972 09/13/2017 Serge Buren (Jean Reno) and Cartier (Alban Lenoir) operate a tough Parisian police unit which uses unorthodox methods but gets results. However, their methods have fallen out of favor with the new boss, Becker (Thierry Neuvic), who's trying to deploy a new level of discipline within the police force. The fact that his wife -- fellow cop Margaux (Caterina Murino) -- is having an affair with Buren only complicates matters, as does a vicious robbery that leaves one victim dead and the whole precinct on the hunt for the killers... "Antigang" is a french remake of the 2012 film "The Sweeney", which was inspired by the popular television series The Sweeney (1975-1978). Not sure though what this film or the british version is supposed to have in common with the classic tv-show The Sweeney. "Antigang" tries to be an action filled and violent cop thriller with a nod and a wink to both "Heat" and "Point Break". The depiction of how the french police force behave in duty is both absurd and silly in many ways. They would hardly get away with most of their antics in reality. The mix between comedy and action doesn´t really work in a satisfying way and it´s quite obvious that director Benjamin Rocher got lost in his attempt to be both funny and action packed. "Antigang" is just too formulaic and straight forward with no uniqueness to it nor excitement to be honest. The characters are stereotypical and way over the top. Jean Reno isn´t what he used to be, but I did enjoy the lovely Caterina Murino´s character. See more 04/20/2016 copilaresc. dupa 20 de minute m-am oprit pentru ca nu m-a prins scenariul. mi-a placut ca esti in franta. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Capt. Buren and his squad of young officers work to bring down violent gangs.
Director
Benjamin Rocher
Producer
Henri Debeurme, Thierry Desmichelle, Allan Niblo, James Richardson, Raphaël Rocher, Lionel Uzan
Screenwriter
François Loubeyre, Tristan Schulmann
Genre
Action
Original Language
French (France)
Runtime
1h 33m