Another summer action movie which stars Collin Ferrel, Samual L. Jackson, Michelle Rodriguez, and a few other recognizable actors. The movie centers on Ferrel, who plays an ex-navy seal by the name of Street. He is pretty much the quiet character with the skills to make it in SWAT, but his chief hates him and assigns him to desk duty early on. That all changes when Jackson, who plays the old style SWAT captain returns to lead a new squad. Street along with five other officers become the new squad and they are handed a tough assignment to escort an international crime lord, and this is where the action starts.
SWAT does something that most other films don’t do, it actually shows you some cops doing their job with a little action thrown in of course. There are no big heroes like in most other films, most of the time Ferrel plays such a quiet tough guy, you start to realize this is how most heroes are suppose to be, pretty quiet about their jobs. Ferrel also shows his father’s side when he playing with the kids at the birthday party. The gun shots, bombs and the sound effect really sounds real. For me, the unforgettable scene in this awesome movie is when the airplane have to landed on the streets. I have never seen that kind of scene in any other movie. SWAT is a great movie during that year.
Sound wise, the film sounded good, and the soundtrack which is a mix of the usual techno, grunge, rock was okay and catchy as well. Visuals were crisp and sharp and colorful.
Ferrel looks really tough in this movie. Like it so much. Never get bored of this movie.
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