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2 Guns<br />

Spy vs. spy<br />

n During his three decades in Hollywood, Denzel Washington<br />

has played many memorable characters, from a<br />

boxer imprisoned for murder (The Hurricane) to Malcolm<br />

X to, most recently, a superstar pilot with a drinking<br />

problem (Flight). But Washington’s most famous role to<br />

date is that of a crooked LAPD cop in Training Day, for<br />

which he won an Academy Award. The actor picks up<br />

a badge again in 2 Guns, this time as DEA agent Bobby<br />

Trench, whose assignment is to infiltrate the mob. Trench<br />

is particularly wary of his partner of the past year, Marcus<br />

Stigman (Mark Wahlberg), unaware that Stigman is an<br />

undercover Naval Intelligence officer. When they bumble<br />

a law-enforcement mission, they not only are disowned by<br />

their agencies but also become targets of the mob. Trench<br />

and Stigman go on the lam, clueless that the other is also<br />

a lawman. (Let’s hope Hollywood soon reinterprets this<br />

premise as a comedy.) Directed by Contraband helmer<br />

Baltasar Kormákur and adapted from a graphic novel of<br />

the same name, 2 Guns might not inspire a great deal of<br />

trust in governmental competence, but audiences will<br />

believe in the star power of Washington and Wahlberg.<br />

DISTRIBUTOR Universal CAST Mark Wahlberg, Denzel<br />

Washington, James Marsden, Paula Patton, Bill<br />

Paxton, Edward James Olmos DIRECTOR Baltasar<br />

Kormákur SCREENWRITER Blake Masters PRODUC-<br />

ERS Andrew Cosby, Randall Emmett, George Furla,<br />

Norton Herrick, Marc Platt, Ross Richie GENRE Action/<br />

Drama RATING TBD RUNNING TIME TBD RELEASE DATE<br />

August 2<br />

114 Boxoffice pro may <strong>2013</strong>

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