Disturbing the Peace (2020)
Disturbing the Peace
”A former Texas Ranger must confront outlaw bikers to protect his small town.”
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"Disturbing the Peace" is directed by York Alec Shackleton, the same director of "211: The Great Heist". Unfortunately, it is noticeable that Shackleton continues to make the same mistakes. Once again we are faced with another production in which the focus is on American nationalism, which not only is an extremely saturated theme, but also does not fit in with current cinema. "Disturbing the Peace" ends up being a good example of how certain feature films need to be updated. The best part of the production is the performance of Guy Pearce.
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A small-town marshal who hasn't carried a gun since he left the Texas Rangers after a tragic shooting must pick up his gun again. This time to do battle with a gang of outlaw bikers that has invaded the town to pull off a brazen and violent heist.
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