Living On The Edge With an Eye on The Whole

Rating: 8/10 (2 May 2020)

Cops everywhere have a choice, stark in their face, when the job self-details itself as non-existent when obedience takes a front seat, and as a ticket to a life in stun with the bet on a payback that honors the absolute insouciance at the ways of the world when made to fit a pattern. That said, the payback if not impossible enough for the honors that a life in stun begets, has to be carved out of the possibility that only a front-seat tryst with obedience proffers as its salvage of pride lost in keeping one from flying over the cuckoo's nest yet gained at vicariously living large in someone's lost shot at hell, for what can be gained by all can only be gained by one when the rigmarole at question has always been about keeping just that one in check. Dead-ends inherent in the chase apart, the movie runs along as if multitudes of options just open themselves up, as long as neither the impossibility nor the possibility sees a sliver of possibility in the impossibility!