You won't be disappointed!

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

I really wanted to like this movie. I feel terribly cynical trashing it, and that's why I'm giving it a middling 5. Actually, I'm giving it a 5 because there were some superb performances.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Hey, I'm as big a fan of Kevin Bacon as the next guy. Or gal. Oh, let's just say human. I thought his presence in the 2015 film "Cop Car" would make it a worthwhile ride. Alas, with a nod to the vernacular of the '60's hippie culture, it was more like a bad trip, man.With scenes appearing to suggest that it is cute to observe 10-year-old boys "play" with guns, and then watch as these same children drive a stolen vehicle at 80 miles per hour, "Cop Car" feasts upon the bottom of the barrel in a desperate attempt at hip and edgy entertainment.In the end it is all at the expense of any scrap of entertainment at all.

Shades of No Country For Old Men, and that takes some direction, cinematography and screenplay. As one of the other reviewers on IMDb said, this movie is reassuring that the Spiderman reboot is in good hands. Definitely worth a watch if you like(d) movies from the Coen Brothers "edge of the seat slow thrillers" genre

The story at least is more believable than most. I think there are slight inconsistencies in the boy's ability to drive a car but the only clear example of that I saw was that one time they don't know how to use the brakes then just a minute later (their time; seconds for us) they use the brakes just fine.I think there is not enough character development but at least you won't feel as if the movie spends too much time with character development. About the only character development in the beginning is that the boys use swear words and dare the other to say the same words. That is how the movie begins.The story occurs in Colorado but only on large, dry plains and the only hills are far in the background.There are many things that are not clear (many questions that are never answered) and be prepared for a sudden ending.One thing that should be clarified is that in the beginning things are shown out of sequence. This is only at the beginning. They show the boys then they show someone else but part of what that someone else does happens before part of what the boys do. You will figure it out but it helps to be prepared.Other than that it is a good story.

The title got me to wonder, just what type of movie did they make about a "Cop Car," so I watched it. The two kids work their way up to driving it, and again, I thought: "Wow, bet they have fun with the red lights and siren - hehehe." they did.As the movie progressed I found it to be interesting enough that it caught me and was taking me with it, that happens sometimes.At first I could not figure out why a cop car was sitting in a little hollow with a few trees around, and NO Cop or Sheriff, I wondered where they had gone, and why. We find out later.It seems to start when the two kids take a walk for something to do on what looks like a summer day, why do they do that, kids do things sometimes - just - to do them.The first car the kids and the cop car go by on the highway, is someone special, it surprised me, and got a good laugh.The Sheriff, as played by Mr. Bacon, is truly something else, if anyone on this planet ever had the word "looser" tattooed on their forehead, that Sheriff would be the one. All of those in this movie did what they were supposed to do, and perhaps more in some cases, it all contributed to an enjoyable, but not so nice movie for me.I would call it intense in some places.