S.W.A.T.: Firefight is a 2011 American action crime thriller film directed by Benny Boom, and sequel to the 2003 film S.W.A.T., based on the 1975 television series of the same name.
Movie Synopsis
The film begins with Lt. Paul Cutler (Gabriel Macht), a S.W.A.T. officer, successfully rescuing hostages with no casualties in Los Angeles. He is recognized as one of the best S.W.A.T. officers and is sent to train the Detroit S.W.A.T. in new techniques and tactics. He immediately imposes his authority and has a rough time with the Captain of the department. He begins to adjust and introduces intense training exercises to help the team bond and become effective. The team are called into action when ex-government agent Walter Hatch (Robert Patrick) is holding his girl in what appears to be a hostage situation. The girl is rescued but takes a pistol and asks Cutler to move so she can shoot Hatch. When Cutler tries to calm her down, she commits suicide and it is revealed Walter was in love with the girl. Cutler's 10 year record with no hostages lost is broken and it takes its toll on him. Nevertheless he continues his training with the team. He encounters particular problems with Justin Kellogg (Nicholas Gonzalez), who has taken a particular dislike to Cutler. Cutler then challenges him to a bet, which Kellog loses resulting in him been re-assigned and no longer a part of the team. As the training goes on, Hatch steals a binder which contains details of tactics and information on the members.
Movie Trailer
S.W.A.T.: FIREFIGHT Trailer
Movie Credit
Director: Benny Boom
Writers: Reed Steiner (screenplay), Reed Steiner (story)
Stars: Gabriel Macht, Kristanna Loken and Robert Patrick
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