In a city gripped by chaos, an embattled NYPD detective (Chadwick Boseman) finds himself at the center of a high-stakes manhunt for two rogue cop killers. As the pursuit escalates, the lines between hunter and hunted blur, forcing him to confront a conspiracy that threatens to consume Manhattan.
Does 21 Bridges have end credit scenes?
No!
21 Bridges does not have end credit scenes.
J.K. Simmons
Captain McKenna
Chadwick Boseman
Andre Davis
Taylor Kitsch
Ray
Keith David
Deputy Chief Spencer
Stephan James
Michael
Sienna Miller
Frankie Burns
Alexander Siddig
Adi
Louis Cancelmi
Bush
Gary Carr
Hawk
Christian Isaiah
Young Andre
Dale Pavinski
Mosto's Manager - Tom Cheaver
Jamie Neumann
Leigh
Jared Ward
John Crann
Joseph D Fisher
Michael Antonio
Toby Hemingway
Victoria Cartagena
Yolanda
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Metascore
6.1
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6.6 /10
IMDb Rating
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Who is the main character in '21 Bridges'?
A young man named Andre Davis (played by Chadwick Boseman) finds himself grappling with the painful legacy left behind by his father, a police officer who was tragically murdered while on duty. Years later, Andre rises through the ranks of the NYPD, becoming a formidable law enforcement officer known for his unwavering pursuit of “cop killers.” Despite his success, he remains troubled by the violent reputation he has earned, insisting that each of his actions was justified as self-defense.
The story takes a dark turn when two small-time crooks and former war veterans, Michael Trujillo (portrayed by Stephan James) and Ray Jackson (played by Taylor Kitsch), hatch a plan to rob a winery filled with cocaine. What begins as a simple heist spirals into chaos when they unexpectedly encounter more drugs than anticipated and are caught in a deadly shootout with responding officers. This leads to a violent aftermath that shakes both their lives and the lives of others.
As the investigation unfolds, Davis teams up with Frankie Burns (played by Sienna Miller), but tensions rise when they clash with FBI agents Butchco and Dugan. Davis fiercely believes that the perpetrators are still in New York, having only stolen a fraction of what they intended. With a deadline imposed by Deputy Mayor and his own Captain McKenna (J.K. Simmons), Davis fights against the clock to bring justice to the fallen officers.
The criminals, now on the run, encounter challenges of their own, manipulating their connection with Bush (played by Louis Cancelmi) to secure new identities and a larger cut of their drug deal. As the investigation intensifies, Davis uncovers a web of corruption involving his superiors. In a series of heart-pounding confrontations, Davis learns that the precinct he serves may be entangled in the drug trafficking they are investigating, deepening his moral conflict.
In a tragic turn, the narrative pulls Davis and Michael into a vicious cat-and-mouse game that culminates in a subway encounter, where trust is shattered and lives hang in the balance. With betrayals and unexpected alliances, Davis is forced to confront the ugly truth of the system he’s vowed to protect. When he confronts McKenna in a tense showdown, he is faced with a devastating revelation about loyalty, survival, and the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their own interests.
As the drama comes to a close, Davis makes a poignant decision, stepping away from the chaos laden with weighty loss and reflection. He rides off into the sunset of New York, contemplating the cost of his choices, with the critical evidence in hand and the echoes of his past still haunting him.
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