Undercover Las Vegas police officer Vincent Downs, who’s got a lot of enemies, is caught in a high stakes web of corrupt cops and the mob-controlled casino underground. When a heist goes wrong, a crew of homicidal gangsters get T, Downs’ teenage son. In one sleepless night, he will have to rescue his son T (whom they got), evade an internal affairs investigation and bring the kidnappers to justice.

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Film Cast:

• Vincent Downs: Jamie Foxx
• Jennifer Bryant: Michelle Monaghan
• Stanley Rubino: Dermot Mulroney
• Rob Novak: Scoot McNairy
• Doug Dennison: David Harbour
• Sean Cass: T.I.
• Dena: Gabrielle Union
• Thomas: Octavius J. Johnson
• Doctor at Hospital: Inder Kumar
• Bennik: Sala Baker
• McFerrin: Tim Connolly
• Anderson: Drew Sheer
• Larry: Tim Rigby
• Shari: Chelsea Hayes
• Guerro: Richard Nunez
• Zak: RJ Shearer
• Kelly Rubino: Holly Morris
• Captain: Ric Reitz
• Bartender: Leonardo Santaiti

Film Crew:

• Set Decoration: Lance Totten
• Art Department Assistant: R. Michael Chrisco
• Costume Design: Catherine George
• Editor: Robert Rzesacz
• Casting: Avy Kaufman
• Director of Photography: Mihai Malaimare Jr.
• Production Design: Tim Grimes
• Producer: Adam C. Stone
• Art Department Coordinator: Laurie Bookhardt
• Story: Nicolas Saada
• Screenplay: Andrea Berloff
• Camera Operator: Dan Marrero
• Producer: Roy Lee
• Key Costumer: Kate Abraham
• Camera Operator: Dennis Bassarab
• Dolly Grip: Darryl Humber
• Special Effects Supervisor: David Fletcher
• First Assistant Editor: Cameron Hallenbeck
• Costume Supervisor: Andree Fortier
• Set Costumer: Miracole Burns
• Music Editor: Richard Ziegler
• Aerial Camera Technician: Eric Dvorsky
• Makeup Department Head: Julie Hewett
• Property Master: Peter C. Clarke
• Key Grip: J. Wayne Parker
• Animation: Jongju Lee
• Makeup Artist: Malika James
• Casting Associate: Alan Scott Neal
• Set Costumer: Shayne Allen Duhon
• ADR Editor: Russell Farmarco
• Digital Intermediate: Vanessa Galvez
• Digital Intermediate: Hunter Clancey
• Key Grip: Danny Barfield
• Special Effects Coordinator: Thomas Kittle
• Continuity: Wilma Garscadden-Gahret
• Music Supervisor: Daryl Berg
• Foley: Shawn Kennelly
• Assistant Property Master: Elizabeth Ralston
• Steadicam Operator: Marcis Cole
• Dolly Grip: Eric Pool
• Casting Associate: Leeba Zakharov
• Continuity: Christopher M. Searcey
• Dolly Grip: Adam Kogelman
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Michael Minkler
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Kyle Menzies
• Still Photographer: Erica Parise
• Boom Operator: Kurt Peterson
• Hair Department Head: Charlotte Parker
• Hairstylist: Kiyah Wright
• First Assistant Editor: Madelaine Jereczek
• Ager/Dyer: Sara Pope
• Tailor: Synithia Cochran
• Epk Camera Operator: Dylan Trivette
• Animation: Michael Halley
• Foley: Melissa Kennelly
• Hairstylist: Joani Yarbrough
• Key Hair Stylist: Demetrice Dixon
• Set Costumer: Crystal Hayslett
• Sound Effects Editor: Robert L. Sephton
• Assistant Costume Designer: Dustin Angus
• Set Costumer: Sara Cobbeldick
• Dolly Grip: Chris D. Chapman
• Hairstylist: Deidra Dixon
• Construction Coordinator: Jamie Archer
• Supervising Sound Editor: Jussi Tegelman
• Gaffer: Bob E. Krattiger
• Visual Effects Editor: Mike Barber
• Key Makeup Artist: Aurora Bergere
• Makeup Artist: Stevie Martin
• Best Boy Electric: Wayne Marshall
• Rigging Gaffer: Steve Zigler
• Video Assist Operator: Jorge Luis German
• Lighting Technician: Jason M. Thompson
• Visual Effects Coordinator: Jacquelyn Racine
• Electrician: Jamil Taylor
• Lighting Technician: Antimo Ponticello
• Video Assist Operator: Peter Thoren
• Lighting Technician: Cameron Mendel
• Set Designer: Chad S. Frey
• Propmaker: Graham Dane Parker
• Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Bill ‘Splat’ Johnson
• Stunt Double: Ousaun Elam
• Graphic Designer: Ellen Lampl
• ADR Mixer: Aaron D. Kelly
• Colorist: Tom Reiser
• Production Supervisor: Damiana Kamishin
• Leadman: Lawrence Heap
• Stunt Coordinator: Jeff Imada
• Second Assistant “B” Camera: Mike Fisher
• First Assistant “B” Camera: Tom Jordan
• Costume Supervisor: Nava R. Sadan
• Stunt Double: Trent Brya
• Construction Foreman: Trent Hevener
• Stunt Double: Kofi Elam
• Costume Coordinator: Josielyn Works
• Music: Michael Kamm
• Stunt Double: Danielle Burgio
• First Assistant Director: Chris Debenedetto
• Production Coordinator: Shantell Fancher
• Sound Effects Editor: James Morioka
• Conductor: Lorenz Dangel
• Stunt Double: Jason Charles Hill
• Stunt Double: Jejuan Smith
• Post Production Supervisor: Nancy Kirhoffer
• Prop Maker: Jeremy West
• Sound Mixer: William B. Kaplan
• Second Assistant “A” Camera: Saul McSween
• Director: Baran bo Odar
• Executive Producer: Tom Ortenberg
• Executive Producer: Peter Lawson
• Executive Producer: Marco Cherqui
• Executive Producer: Lauranne Bourrachot
• Executive Producer: Deepak Nayar
• Executive Producer: Nik Bower
• Executive Producer: Alex Foster
• Executive Producer: John Powers Middleton
• Executive Producer: Judd Payne
• Executive Producer: Jeremiah Samuels
• Stunts: Jennifer Caputo
• Stunts: Lauren Mary Kim
• Stunts: Lance Gilbert
• Stunt Driver: Chris Palermo
• Stunts: Jennifer Badger
• Stunts: Rachel Gelfeld
• Stunts: Ashley Rae Trisler

Movie Reviews:

• Reno: **A night of twist and turn events.**
• Maybe if you haven’t seen the original, you will enjoy it, particularly if you like a thrilling clash between the cops and gangsters. For me this is the third version from the last three consecutive years. After the original French film based on the same name of the book, followed by the Kollywood remake ‘Thoongavanam’. The second film was not bad, considering the way it was made to the Indian standards. They did not change much, but in this one the initial parts were almost the same and the following developments were too much. I mean literally they turned it into twice thriller with tight action sequences. Their main idea was to leave the open conclusion for a possible sequel. Which was really too intentional that not everybody would be happy with, for like those who liked the previous versions.
• The actors were good, but Michelle Monaghan was the best among. Unlike the same characters from other versions, I don’t know how they turned Monaghan’s role so powerful. That’s the negative, as the film Jamie Foxx in the lead. Otherwise, as a neutral, this is not a bad remake. The Immigrant joke was trimmed off, since today’s US is not in favour of such comedies in films. And many events, especially film scenes were accelerated. So the camera moves one place to another in a quick succession unlike other versions. Yeah, these changes were needed, since the film was not a fresh piece of work or even first remake. But like I said too muchness spoiled the party. Even though one time watchable film.
• _6/10_
• Gimly: A far cry from the worst film of the year, but it does seem surprising that someone as talented as Jamie Foxx would bother with something this overpoweringly generic.
• _Final rating:★★ – Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._