2 Guns (2013)

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Overview
2 Guns (2013)
109 min | Action | Comedy | Crime | Drama | Thriller | 24/10/2013
Rating: 6.7 / 10 from 159650 users
MPAA Rating: MA15+
Language: English
Director: Baltasar Kormákur
Creator: Blake Masters|Steven Grant|Denzel Washington|Mark Wahlberg|Paula Patton
Actors: Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg, Paula Patton, Edward James Olmos, Bill Paxton
Official Website: :2 Guns (depending on the age of the movie the website may no longer be active)

Two crooked undercover officers – one from the DEA and the other from the Navy – unknowingly lead investigations on the other in this crime thriller from director Baltasar Kormakur. Mark Wahlberg, Denzel Washington, and Bill Paxton head up the starring cast.

2 Guns, 1 Bank.

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Review
A good action movie with some funny dark comedy. Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg work really well together and the dialogue is fast paced and witty.
The plot does leave a little to be desired though.
Washington and Wahlberg have a good time robbing banks and blowing up buildings and barreling through military security checkpoints and double-crossing people and shooting each other because none of it really means anything. Wesley Morris
Movie rule 12: Mistrust anything bearing a ‘2’ in its title – particularly when it’s not a sequel. But 2 Guns proves a totally unexpected exception. Larushka Ivan-Zadeh
2 Guns bundles a quartet of tried and true deadly forces — a drug cartel plus crooked CIA, DEA and military types — and puts them in the crosshairs of weapons toted by the eminently charismatic team of Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. That means everything gets multiplied beyond the usual shoot-’em-up: wisecracks, ricochets, close calls, everything. Nothing succeeds like good-humored excess. Tampa Bay Times - Steve Persall
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2 Guns (2013) Review

9.2

Review

Plot8.0
Acting9.5
Direction9.5
Musical Score9.5
Special Effects9.5
Reader Rating: ( 1 vote ) 7

Extras / Clips
Chickens Scene

Bobby Balls

Final Shootout

Interviews

Stills

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  • Hillel M. Sharman as Roughneck #2 (Actor)
  • Aaron Zell as Roughneck #3 (Actor)
  • Henry Penzi as Roughneck #4 (Actor)
  • Adam Alvarez as Diner Patron (uncredited) (Actor)
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  • Andrew J Spinks as Fire Captain (uncredited) (Actor)
  • Jason Stanly as Cowboy (Actor)
  • Timothy Wyant as Papi’s Guy Holding Rope (uncredited) (Actor)
  • Baltasar Kormákur as (Director)

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Rated R for violence throughout, language and brief nudity

Blake Masters|Steven Grant|Denzel Washington|Mark Wahlberg|Paula Patton

 

  • Universal Studios
  • Marc Platt Productions
  • Emmett/Furla Films
  • Envision Entertainment Corporation
Plot
Plot (Warning: May be spoilers)
Criminals Robert “Bobby” Beans (Denzel Washington) and Michael “Stig” Stigman (Mark Wahlberg) are questioned by the United States Border Patrol after a meeting with drug lord Manny “Papi” Greco (Edward James Olmos) in Mexico. Unknown to Stig, Bobby is an undercover DEA agent named Bobby Trench and reports to his superior, Jessup (Robert John Burke), that he failed to acquire cocaine from Papi that they could use as evidence to convict him.

Against Jessup’s orders, Bobby decides to remain undercover and assist Stig in robbing $3 million – stashed in the vault of the Tres Cruces bank – from Papi, so they can prosecute Papi for money laundering. Bobby has a rendezvous with fellow DEA agent and former lover, Deb Rees (Paula Patton), who is also seeing another man, while Stig, an undercover enlisted Intelligence Specialist with the Navy SEALs, meets with his commanding officer, LCDR Harold Quince (James Marsden), who instructs Stig to kill Bobby so the Navy can use the stolen money to fund unauthorized covert operations.

During the heist, Bobby and Stig are surprised to find $43.125 million in the vault instead of the expected $3M. After the heist, Stig follows orders to betray Bobby and escape with the money, managing to pull his gun right as Bobby is about to pull his own. Unwilling to kill Bobby, Stig wounds Bobby in the shoulder, and then sees Bobby’s DEA badge. Not sure what to think of Bobby, he leaves Bobby behind in the desert and leaves with the money. Stig meets with Quince, and after learning what happened, Quince attempts to have Stig killed. Stig escapes after learning the money will be transferred to a Navy base in Corpus Christi. Meanwhile, a man named Earl (Bill Paxton) aggressively interrogates the Tres Cruces bank manager about the stolen money and also questions the vet who treated Bobby’s wounds as he tracks Bobby’s movements.

However, Bobby goes to Stig’s apartment to find out where he took the money, only to have Stig contact him from a sniper’s post across the street. A hit squad sent by Quince attacks the apartment but Bobby and Stig escape. Bobby visits Jessup to tell him what happened, but Earl and his men are there waiting for him. Earl kills Jessup, frames Bobby for the murder and lets him go, making a deal that if Bobby returns the $43 million he will be cleared.

Bobby and Stig kidnap Papi and interrogate him in the garage at Deb’s house. They find out Earl is a black ops operative to whom Papi reports, and that the money they stole was from payments to the CIA. The CIA has strong armed Papi, as well as other cartels, into paying a 10% cut in exchange for using CIA planes to help smuggle product across the Border. The garage is attacked by another hit squad, led by Quince. Bobby, Stig, and Deb escape, but so does Papi, who calls his crew. All three end up being captured by Papi, and taken to his farm in Mexico. After beating them and receiving a visit from Earl, Papi gives the pair 24 hours to steal the money from the Navy and return it to him, or Deb will die.

At the base, Bobby infiltrates Quince’s office, only to discover Quince is Deb’s boyfriend, and they had planned to steal the money for themselves. Meanwhile, Stig asks Admiral Tuway (Fred Ward) for help. Tuway orders Quince’s arrest, but disavows Stig to prevent the scandal from tarnishing the Navy’s reputation. Quince evades arrest, as does Stig. Unable to find the money, Bobby is too late to prevent Papi from killing Deb. He later realizes that the money is in a motel room that he and Deb frequented and goes to help Stig, who had returned to Papi’s farm alone to exact vengeance.

There, Stig is surrounded by Papi’s men until both Quince and Earl intervene. Bobby arrives in a car filled with money, and then blows up the car, scattering the money everywhere, which leads to a massive shootout. During a standoff among Quince, Earl, Bobby, and Stig, Earl reveals that the CIA has 20 other secret banks, and the loss of the $43.125 million is only a minor setback. Signaling Stig with a phrase from an earlier conversation, Stig shoots Earl, and Bobby shoots Quince. Bobby and Stig kill Papi and the duo escapes, but not before Bobby shoots Stig in the leg as payback for shooting him in the desert. While planning to continue to take down the CIA’s secret banks and sabotage their black operations, Bobby reveals to Stig that he did not blow up all the money and had some stashed away.

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