Questions what's the difference between good & bad in war on drugs
Deep Cover has a bad start but turns into a strong crime drama that questions what’s the difference between good and bad in the war on drugs.<br /><br />Laurence Fishburne is an undercover cop trying to bust a Los Angeles drug gang. The films depiction of drug dealing is so laughable it’s like a cartoon. After that things get much better as Fishburne takes over. He just has a presence about him that draws you in. He also does a voice over and has back and forth with Victoria Dillard that gives Deep Cover a neo-Film Noir feel to it. Jeff Goldblum is Fishburne’s partner in crime and didn’t do his usual neurotic character. The film is ultimately a condemnation of the war on drugs. It argues that the war isn’t about stopping drugs it’s all about politics.
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