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Overrated

It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

If you want a complete recap of series this is not the review for you. I'm just going to mention what I liked and what I did not like. Also, spoilers ahead!Liked: Good, if not completely original premise. I really liked some of the acting. Standouts for me were Isiah, Latrice, Fish, and Hennessy. I did not like the actress playing KJ so much. And pretty much all the other cops except Jablonski were not so hot IMO. The writing, in places, was pretty good as well.Did Not Like: Too long! Did not need to be 10 episodes. Did there need to be the little subplots about KJ and her boss or Beton and Kedeuce? Personally I don't think they added a whole lot. Yes, in the case of Benton it shows his parents didn't really know him. KJ and boss was total filler and not very interesting filler at that. Here's something I didn't get at all: Fish lived in presumably Jersey City. Nadine went to school in Jersey City. So far, so good. To keep Nadine out of harm's way Fish has her stay with his ex-wife on Long Island. One of his conditions for Nadine to stay with Fish's ex-wife is for Nadine to volunteer at a dog kennel, which Fish said he give her directions to. OK, again, so far, so good. HOWEVER: Is it plausible that Nadine would escape the rehab in Jersey CIty and go all the way back to Long Island to get the dog whiskey? You'd think she would've been intercepted somewhere along the way. On the off chance the kennel was in Jersey City area, would Fish really trust Nadine to commute all the way from the Island to Jersey City to volunteer? Either way it makes no sense. I'm sure there are other plot holes as well. The one I listed was really bothering me, though.In the right hands, with a tighter script, better acting and few episodes/less filler, this could have been a really good series.

That is the one those you never forget and always recomend. Those you definitely will watch more than once. Everybody espects for an happy end but real life doesnt come like that very often specially in black poor comunities. Congratulations to the autors, producers, actors and all.

Great plot, burns slowly with everyone giving strong performances. Unlike others I found the ending strong, it didn't tie it all up in a bow and felt more real as a result

This show centers on one story line projected from various views depending on who's demographic you belong to. I have to say I love these types of shows if for no other reason than it is not typical Hollywood happy ending. So you may not be happy with the justice in this show but then that is life. It's not fair. This show has some really outstanding acting by all involved so it's hard to point out anyone in particular as it would not be fair. Strong performances all round. The story centers on the life a of young black boy who is accidentally hit by a policeman on an icy road and then the many lives this act will destroy. For me the 7 seconds is in the act of how the accident came to happen and then how those 7 seconds spiraled into the thread of those who are touched by this act.