Pride and Glory - Il prezzo dell'onore

A Band of Loyal Brothers, Not All of Them Honorable

“Pride and Glory,” directed by Gavin O'Connor (“Tumbleweeds,” “Miracle”), plods across familiar ground. It's yet another movie about the fraternal disorder of the police, in which a gaggle of brothers, professionally sworn to enforce the law and tribally committed to one another, weep and rage and recriminate against a backdrop of urban chaos. Jon Voight — his face as pink as a Christmas ham, his acting in the same food group — is the patriarch of this particular clan, a New York Police Department chieftain named Francis Tierney. [...]

di A. O. Scott, articolo completo (4021 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 24 Ottobre 2008