“16 Blocks” is a very stop-and-go motion picture. Throughout the first three-quarters of the film, the action is sporadically placed in a timely fashion preventing you from becoming overwhelmed or bored. Then, just when you think the ending is going to explode with full-force, the writers decide to stop everything and conclude the flick with reason rather than action. Rationale does not make for a very good climax.
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