Warner Bros. documents that FBI agents make the best stone-cold . . .

Rating: 8/10 (29 December 2015)

. . . killers. When Warner's James Cagney ran out of murder targets in THE PUBLIC ENEMY, the movie studio simply made him the star and one of the title characters of G-MEN, so he could use his taxpayer-funded license to kill to become an even more prolific man-slayer. In Warner's recent BLACK MASS, all of the many cold-blooded assassinations were performed, or aided and abetted by FBI agents (as was the case in Real Life Boston). Now Warner's POINT BREAK brings to life the story of FBI Agent "Utah's" Training Month, during which he becomes a particularly sadistic serial killer, infiltrating a group of environmental activists so he can get his jollies by performing Extreme Sports on their dime as he picks the more talented quintet off one-by-one. He even has intercourse with the lone female in the bunch (not unlike a cat "playing" with its prey before eating it alive). Then, of course, he gives "necking" an FBI Re-definition by fatally shooting his one-night stand in her neck. When you become friends and/or lovers with an FBI agent, your minutes are surely numbered, POINT BREAK and Warner Bros. illustrate here.