Line of Duty

The tone veers haphazardly from tense, high-stakes cat-and-mouse chase to ill-judged satire...

Yet you find yourself rooting for this cliché-soaked throwback.

It's amiable, but the real action thrills and the chemistry between the leads isn't there.

[A]ction fans looking for a lot of forward motion could do worse than this lively, increasingly over-the-top feature-length chase.

Fortunately, the new actioner directed by the prolific Steven C. Miller proves fast-paced enough to overcome its more ludicrous plot elements.

As ride-along police stories go, this one's inessential, yet oddly watchable.

A diverting way to pass 98 minutes but upon reflection there are better ways to spend your (real) time.

A forgettable but watchable high-energy police thriller.

combines improbable buddy comedy with vicious shoot-outs, bruising punch-ups and overblown pathos, while letting an ageing cowboy loose in the internet age. The results are a riotous real-time ride - albeit just as immediately forgettable.

Drysdale's screenplay is a rickety foundation... most egregious is the irresponsibly pro-cop attitude underpinning it all.