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16 Blocks: Directed by Richard Donner. With Bruce Willis, Yasiin Bey, David Morse, Jenna Stern. An aging alcoholic cop is assigned the task of escorting a witness from police custody to a courthouse 16 blocks away.
Jack Mosley, a burnt-out detective, is assigned the unenviable task of transporting a fast-talking convict from jail to a courthouse 16 blocks away. However, along the way he learns that the man is supposed to testify against Mosley's colleagues, and the entire NYPD wants him dead.
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Mos Def plays Eddie Bunker, the prisoner with a dream of becoming a baker. They have to go 16 blocks in a little bit over a hour. They encounter multiple attempts on Eddie's life, and Mosley begins to suspect other cops of this. 16 Blocks is an intense thrill ride with multiple twists.
16 Blocks Edit In order to make Detective Jack Mosley's limp look realistic on screen, Bruce Willis put a pebble in his shoe and kept it there throughout the length of the shoot.
Profanity. Moderate 9 of 10 found this moderate. 3 uses of 'fuck' (3rd use a recording of the 2nd use) plus an additional use in a deleted scene, 14-16 uses of 'shit' (2 used as 'bullshit'), 5 uses of 'hell', 4 uses of 'damn' (3 paired with "God"), 1 use of 'ass', 1 use of 'Jesus' as an exclamation, and 1 use of 'crap'.
16 Blocks: Directed by Richard Donner. With Bruce Willis, Yasiin Bey, David Morse, Jenna Stern. An aging alcoholic cop is assigned the task of escorting a witness from police custody to a courthouse 16 blocks away.
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