Very weird reviews here.

Rating: 7/10 (31 October 2015)

I am definitely no film critic but one thing I can tell: This is NOT a bad movie. It caught my attention the fact that this movie has so many bad, unfair reviews. Many claim this movie is vulgar, obscene, as if it was a kids movie. It's not! They also claim it's violent, which they wouldn't say about American Sniper, which is a lot more violent, but with white heroes. Or they claim there is nudity, as if they never saw The Heartbreak Kid with Ben Stiller. It doesn't promote drugs as much as Pineapple Express and it doesn't promote violence even a fraction of how The Godfather does. So this reviews are absurd, apparently made by white police officers who feel offended by "F The Police".
I was checking some of the reviewers who gave it one star and found some weird thins. For instance, many of them have either no other movie reviewed or have one other review made the same day they made the review for this movie, which is a little suspicious. There is one of them who gave Amelie one star also. If that is not proof of a mental issue I don't know what is.
Now my review: This movie has a good rhythm in most but not all the time. It might not be the most truthful account of what happened but, hey! It's NOT a documentary. The subjects of this movie are also the producers and they chose what they wanted to portray, which they have the right to do. Besides you should never judge a movie by how truthful it is to the real story but how consistent in it self it is and how the story is told. It's an interesting movie and it makes you interested in the real-life characters. Now I want to see a documentary about these guys, cause I understand this is a movie and I'm curios about what was really going on with them. It's NOT boring but it's not a Michael Bay film. The acting was not impressive, but it wasn't distracting.
I was skeptical but when I saw the first 10 minutes I was hooked.