S.W.A.T. (Blu-ray Disc, 2006)

I like the product, it was a good product for a great price. The ONLY gripe I have is that when the seller was addressed he never responded and the item was not shipped the next business day as promised in the listing. I however gave the seller neutral feedback because although the item was not shipped when promised it still arrived in a decent amount of time.

they where new but I got it without issue. I was contacted and given option. It's always good when you are kept in the loop. i would shop with them again

Blu Ray is definitely the way to go in my opinion. The videos offer beautiful clarity in pictures. My only complaint is that they take a little longer to load, but well worth the wait.

thw S.W.A.T. MOVIE IS VERY GOOD TO WATCH, I WAS VERY HAPPY, U MUST SEE THIS E BLU-RAY MOVIE, ALOTS OF ACTION.

This is an OK movie- something to watch every once in a while. I'm a huge fan of Samuel L. Jackson; so for that reason alone, I may watch this again in another 2 months.

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I liked the movie so got it on blu ray. There wasn't as good a difference in HD as I'd hoped but still a good movie and very enjoyable. Definitely wouldn't recommend paying over $15 for blu ray copy though. It's not as notable of a diffence as Planet Earth on blu ray.

The film begins with a hostage situation in Los Angeles (loosely based on the 1997 North Hollywood shootout). Officer Jim Street (Farrell), a hot-shot cop from the Los Angeles Police Department and his SWAT team are sent to stop a gang of robbers who have taken over a bank. His high-tempered partner and close friend Brian Gamble (Jeremy Renner) disobeys an order, and wounds a hostage. Gamble and Street are demoted by Captain Fuller (Larry Poindexter), the commander of LAPD's Metropolitan Division, who is portrayed as a fussy martinet. Gamble quits following arguments with Fuller and Street, the latter of whom is taken off the SWAT team and sent to work in the "gun cage," where he looks after gear and weapons.

The Chief of Police calls on Sergeant Dan "Hondo" Harrelson (Jackson) to help re-organize the SWAT division. Hondo is transferred in, and soon puts together a diverse team, including himself, Street, Chris Sánchez (Rodriguez), Deacon Kaye (LL Cool J), T.J. McCabe (Josh Charles), and Michael Boxer (Brian Van Holt). The team trains together and develops bonds of friendship.

Meanwhile, a drug lord by the name of Alex Montel (Olivier Martinez) kills his father and uncle for control of the family's crime empire. The L.A.P.D. stop Montel for a broken taillight, detain him, and learn through Interpol he is an international fugitive. As they are transferring him, his associates, dressed as LAPD officers, assault the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department bus Montel is on, in an attempt to free him. Hondo's SWAT team foils the assault. As Montel is being brought into the police station in front of a group of reporters, he yells to them, “I will give one hundred million dollars to whoever gets me out of here.”

The L.A.P.D. makes plans to transfer Montel into federal custody. They plan to fly him away, but a mysterious attacker (later revealed to be Gamble) shoots down the helicopter. The police next send out a large convoy, which is attacked by gang members. It turns out to be a decoy, and Hondo's team has spirited Montel away in two S.U.V.s. However, T.J. has been plotting with Gamble, and the two succeed in taking Montel from the other officers. Hondo and the rest give chase, and there is a final fierce battle, Gamble's group against the SWAT officers. Hondo's team is victorious. T.J. kills himself rather than be captured, and there is a vicious hand to hand fight between Street and Gamble, with Street emerging the eventual victor when he kicks Gamble under the wheels of a passing train. The SWAT team delivers Montel to a federal prison to await trial.

I love this movie, and even though it doesn't have any cgi or super impressive special effects the BlueRay quality is still worth it!