Right, well I don't think I've ever heard about this 1997 movie titled "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II", much less actually watched it. But I had the opportunity to do so, as part of a Charles Bronson movie marathon here in 2024, so of course I sat down to watch it.
I haven't watched the 1995 movie "Family of Cops", so I have no idea how much of a continuation of the first movie this 1997 sequel proved to be. And with no knowledge of the first movie, I had no expectations to "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II", nor did I know what I was in for, aside from it being a movie with Charles Bronson in the lead.
So in a sense, I would say that writer Joel Blasberg and director David Greene had every opportunity to entertain me with this 1997 movie. And they actually did so, because the storyline was an entertaining and enjoyable one, and the movie was certainly doing its job as a movie is supposed to; entertain.
The movie has a couple of familiar faces on the cast list, aside from Charles Bronson, with the likes of Angela Featherstone, Sebastian Spence, David Ferry and Joe Penny. I will say that the acting performances in the movie were fairly good.
Sure, "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II" is not at the top of Charles Bronson's movies, but it definitely is well-worth sitting down and spending 94 minutes on watching. But it is hardly a movie that warrants more than just a single viewing.
My rating of director David Greene's 1997 movie "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II" lands on a five out of ten stars.
I haven't watched the 1995 movie "Family of Cops", so I have no idea how much of a continuation of the first movie this 1997 sequel proved to be. And with no knowledge of the first movie, I had no expectations to "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II", nor did I know what I was in for, aside from it being a movie with Charles Bronson in the lead.
So in a sense, I would say that writer Joel Blasberg and director David Greene had every opportunity to entertain me with this 1997 movie. And they actually did so, because the storyline was an entertaining and enjoyable one, and the movie was certainly doing its job as a movie is supposed to; entertain.
The movie has a couple of familiar faces on the cast list, aside from Charles Bronson, with the likes of Angela Featherstone, Sebastian Spence, David Ferry and Joe Penny. I will say that the acting performances in the movie were fairly good.
Sure, "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II" is not at the top of Charles Bronson's movies, but it definitely is well-worth sitting down and spending 94 minutes on watching. But it is hardly a movie that warrants more than just a single viewing.
My rating of director David Greene's 1997 movie "Breach of Faith: A Family of Cops II" lands on a five out of ten stars.