I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Well I LOVED it.This movie was something small, I just happened to watch on a whim, and glad I did.It's about a washed up actor, Brody, and his need to resurrect his dead career. He wants to live the life of a cop for one day and he got more than he bargained for, as the cops he wanted to imitate, are in real danger.Low budget but still well shot. Some of the fight scenes and shooting scenes are really impressive. In an era with tons of CGI and mindless repetition, this was a refreshing movie I must say.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 9 out of 10. FUN, FAST MOVING, and SOME TWISTS along the way.

It's pretty obvious where the movie "Gridlocked" got its inspiration from. The most obvious is the movie "Assault on Precinct 13", but there is also a good dash of the Michael J. Fox movie "The Hard Way" in the movie as well. Well, originality is a rare thing in movies nowadays, and I personally didn't mind seeing the same plot elements again as long as it was well made. And in the end, I did find the movie worth the rental fee that I paid. I will admit that the first third or so of the movie could have been a lot better - it's virtually action free, and it could have been accomplished in a lot less time than it actually took. But after that point, the movie does start to move a bit more briskly scene by scene. The last half hour or so is pretty much non stop action, and all of this action is very well done, exciting and brutal. While I don't think that the movie is the action masterpiece that some people have labelled it to be - as I said, the first third or so is pretty tedious - if you do stick it out, you will eventually be rewarded with enough good action to make it worth your while.

Remember a movie called the Hard Way? Micheal J Fox plays a pampered movie star who goes on a ride along with a tough as nails New York City cop played by James Woods. Gridlocked is a lot like a remake of that movie.Updating the movie star to having to do the ride along in order to stay out of jail, Broody walker is a child actor trying to be an adult actor, somewhere between Lindsey Lohan and Justin Beiber, and his hard as nails street cop is a lot more tougher than James woods ( a lot bigger too) So this is the movie premise, but the film's plot seems to be a rip off of Die Hard (Like Die Hard in a special police task force armory). It's kinda funny considering Danny Glover plays a security guard in the place, even doing his famous line from Lethal Weapon.Best part of the movie is the great Stephen Lang who plays the antagonist in the film. I've become a huge fan of this man since he played the perfect soldier in Avatar. His purpose in the movie is to be a dark and gritty soulless villain whose purpose out weighs any lives that come across him.Adding to his perfect villain is the just as great Vinnie Jones who complements Lang as his lead henchman.Gridlocked could have been better. I feel it looses track as it tries to bounce back and forth from the Hard Way plot to the Die Hard plot and a few other plots in-between that change the focus on the film.http://cinemagardens.com

"Brodie Walker" (Cody Hackman) is a spoiled movie star who keeps getting into trouble with the law to the extent that it is seriously affecting his ability to acquire any new roles in the film industry. "David Hendrix" (Dominic Purcell) is the leader of a SWAT team who was injured on duty and has to get medical approval in order to return to duty. So while working for the police department doing various tasks he gets assigned one particular job that nobody would voluntarily accept—having to escort Brodie Walker on patrol while he is serving on a court-appointed referral program designed to test his ability to stay out of trouble. As if this wasn't bad enough some dangerous criminals decide to raid the SWAT training site which happens to have some valuable bonds being held there in a secret storage room. And these criminals have thought of everything—or at least that is what they believe. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this was a pretty good action film which, unfortunately, suffered from too many unrealistic scenarios to be taken seriously. But that's Hollywood I suppose. Still, if a person is interested in action simply for the sake of action then I suppose this film is as good as anything else in that category. Average.