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Snitch (DVD)

Snitch is a 2013 American action thriller film directed by Ric Roman Waugh and starring Dwayne Johnson, based on the experiences of DEA informant James Settembrino. The film was released in the United States on February 22, 2013. The film also stars Barry Pepper, Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal, Benjamin Bratt, and Michael Kenneth Williams. The plot focuses on John Matthews, who goes undercover for the DEA after his estranged son Jason Collins is framed in a drug deal by his best friend.

Plot

Jason Collins is a college student, who is persuaded to allow his friend Craig to ship drugs to his house. Jason signs for the package which contains pills and a tracking device. DEA officers break into the house; Jason flees but is chased down and arrested by Agent Cooper. While at a barbecue, John Matthews, Jason s estranged father and owner of a construction company, is called by his ex-wife Sylvie about Jason being arrested. John and Sylvie meet with an investigator who says that Craig set Jason up to reduce his own sentence. Jason s charges carry a minimum of 10 years in prison. He is pressured to inform on one of his own friends to reduce his own sentence. Using his connections, John arranges to meet with local US Attorney Joanne Keeghan, who is running an aggressive anti-drug campaign. Keeghan agrees to reduce Jason s sentence if John will inform on a drug dealer. Cooper leads a task force which will monitor any dealings John arranges to use as evidence for an arrest. John searches through his employee records and finds that Daniel James, a new employee, has two prior distribution convictions. Daniel is currently leading a clean life to avoid a third strike. John offers $20,000 if Daniel will simply introduce him to a dealer; Daniel agrees, though he is unaware that John is acting as an informant.

Daniel introduces John to Malik, an extremely dangerous, high-ranking local drug dealer, who also has two strikes. Explaining that his construction business cannot stay afloat in the current economy without a supplement to its revenues, John offers to run nearly limitless amounts of drugs at almost zero risk in his freight trucks. Malik agrees under the condition that John and Daniel drive the initial run themselves. John and Agent Cooper arrange for several wire taps, where he drives to the pick-up point near the Mexican border when a rival gang ambushes the pick-up, but John escapes, impressing cartel kingpin Pintera, whose men fight off the hijackers. John then makes the deal, delivering the drugs to Malik while under surveillance by Cooper. Malik mentions a meeting with cartel members higher than himself. Hoping to catch the higher priority targets, Cooper does not move to arrest Malik as agreed. Keeghan claims Cooper did the right thing and reneges on her promise to reduce Jason s sentence unless John cooperates in the second meeting. Outraged, John demands that Jason be released when the job is completed. Daniel learns of John s arrangement with the DEA and is furious, saying that the cartel will kill John, Daniel, and their families if they are exposed to the truth.

John and Daniel send their families into hiding, where John meets with Pintera, who wants him to run nearly $100 million in drug profits into Mexico and offers to make John as a member of the cartel s inner circle if he succeeds. Keeghan relishes the prospect of arresting such a high-profile dealer, but Cooper has a change of heart and tries to talk John out of doing the run, suspecting the cartel will kill him afterwards. John devises a plan to free himself and Daniel from both the government and the cartel. During the run, John is able to escape Cooper s surveillance. At the same time, Daniel sneaks into Malik s house, killing his guards and mortally wounding him. Before dying, Malik reveals Pintera s cell phone number to Daniel. John calls Cooper and has him track both his new cell phone and Pintera s phone, effectively giving Cooper both the money and the kingpin at once. The cartel realizes John is an informant which leads them on a highway chase and shootout before escaping. The Cartel members and the money are seized by Cooper s men. Pintera is surrounded by federal agents and surrenders because his young son is with him. Jason is released, while John and his family go into the witness protection program. John leaves a large federal reward check that he received for the capture of Pintera, for Daniel.

Cast

Dwayne Johnson as John Matthews, Analisa’s husband, and Jason and Isabelle’s father
Barry Pepper as DEA Agent Cooper
Benjamin Bratt as Juan Carlos El Topo Pintera
Harold Perrineau as Assistant District Attorney Jeffery Steele
Susan Sarandon as District Attorney Joanne Keeghan
Jon Bernthal as Daniel James
Michael Kenneth Williams as Malik Anderson
Melina Kanakaredes as Sylvie Collins, John s ex-wife and Jason’s mother
Nadine Velazquez as Analisa Matthews, John’s wife and Isabelle’s mother
Rafi Gavron as Jason Collins, John and Sylvie’s son
David Harbour as Jay Price
Kyara Campos as Isabelle Matthews, John and Analisa s daughter
Jason Douglas as Wayne
Richard Cabral as Flaco
James Allen McCune as Craig Johnson, Jason’s best friend
J. D. Pardo as Benicio
Kym Jackson as DEA Agent Sims
Lela Loren as Vanessa James, Daniel s wife

Production

Snitch is directed by Ric Roman Waugh and written by Waugh and Justin Haythe. The project was first set up in 2004 by Guy East and Nigel Sinclair, partners at Spitfire Pictures. They were inspired by a Frontline documentary about how changes to the federal drug policy of the United States encouraged the incarcerated to snitch on their accomplices. Haythe wrote the initial screenplay, and Waugh was hired to rewrite it. In March 2011, actor Dwayne Johnson was cast in the film s starring role. Filming began in December 2011 in Bossier City, Louisiana, and concluded on January 19, 2012.

Release

Snitch was released on February 22, 2013 in the United States and Canada. The film is distributed by Lionsgate subsidiary Summit Entertainment.

Reception

Box office

Snitch opened in 2,511 theaters in the United States and grossed $13,167,607, with an average of $5,244 per theater, and ranking #2 at the box office. The film earned a total of $42,930,462 domestically and $14,894,212 internationally, for a total of $57,824,674.

Critical response

On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 57% based on 151 reviews, with an average rating of 5.60/10. The site s critics consensus states: Though it features one of Dwayne Johnson s more thoughtful performances, the presentation of Snitch s underlying message is muddled by lackluster storytelling and some tonal inconsistencies. At Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 51 out of 100, based on 34 critics, indicating mixed or average reviews . Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of B on an A+ to F scale.

Condition	New
Publisher	Lionsgate
Published Date	2015-06-09
Rating MPA	Pg-13
Recording Length	112
Recording Studio	Lionsgate
Format	DVD
Brand	Lionsgate
Age Group	Adult
Amazon ASIN	B00BUC4TJ0
UPC / EAN	025192190605
Year	2013
ReleaseDate	2013-02-22
RuntimeMins	112
RuntimeStr	1h 52min
Awards	Awards, 1 nomination
Directors	Ric Roman Waugh
Writers	Justin Haythe, Ric Roman Waugh
Stars	Dwayne Johnson, Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal
Produced by	Tobin Armbrust, Ofra Bikel, Alexander Yves Brunner, Becki Cross Trujillo, Guy East, David Fanning, Dany Garcia, Justin Haythe, Matt Jackson, Dwayne Johnson, Jonathan King, Jillian Longnecker, Nigel Sinclair, Jeff Skoll
Music by	Antonio Pinto
Cinematography by	Dana Gonzales
Film Editing by	Jonathan Chibnall
Casting By	Lindsay Graham, Mary Vernieu
Production Design by	Vincent Reynaud
Art Direction by	Joe Lemmon
Set Decoration by	Kristin Bicksler
Costume Design by	Kimberly Adams-Galligan
Makeup Department	Ma Kalaadevi Ananda, Kim Ayers, Andrea Bowman, Lee Gren, Michelle Johnson, James MacKinnon, Yolanda Sheridan, Rachel Solow, Tommie Strawther
Production Management	Regina Robb, Bill Wohlken
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director	Brad Arnold, Walter Gasparovic, Seth Hansen
Art Department	Danny Dano Anderson, Genny Bamburg, Dayla Bingham, Patrick Calabrese, Daniel Coe, Sanford Futch, Shelby Gillen, Joey Heath, Robert Hocker, Jeff Jimes, Ernest J. Levron III, Trey Levron, Robert Metts, Scott Nifong, Cory Parker, Slaid Parker, Floyd B. Sterling, Suzanne Stover, Cary Whittaker, Kathryn Yingling
Sound Department	Steve C. Aaron, Brian Armstrong, Kami Asgar, Benjamin L. Cook, Stefan Fraticelli, Scott G.G. Haller, Sebastien Lacheray, Daniel J. Leahy, Sean McCormack, Ron Mellegers, Kevin O Connell, Erin Oakley, Trent Richmond, Will Riley, Steve Schatz, Kevin Schultz, John Sievert, Tim Tuchrello, Jared Watt, Daryl Wilsford, Randy Wilson
Special Effects by	Steve Austin, Dan Cangemi, Michael H. Clark, Rich E. Cordobes, Jack Davis, Steve Dearth, Matthew J. Downey, Michael Duenas, Steve Frusher, Joe Pancake, Steven Pancake, Elia P. Popov, David Scheper, Bob Trevino, Chris L. Ward
Visual Effects by	Annie Eifrig, Michael D. Leone, Eric McAvoy, Casey McClain
Stunts	Kenny Alexander, Jay Amor, Clay Cullen, Steve M. Davison, James M. Halty, Raion Hill, Dwayne Johnson, Oakley Lehman, Malosi Leonard, Matt Leonard, Kortney Manns, Johnny Martin, Sam Medina, Fabian C. Moreno, Tanoai Reed, Mic Rodgers, Kevin Scott, Mike Seal, Larnell Stovall, Ayhan Tongadur, Tim Trella, David Lee Valle, Keith Woulard, Danny Wynands, Scott Yarnell, Alvin Zalamea, Tom Glass, Gene Hartline, Jeff Sanca
Camera and Electrical Department	Marc Andrus, Bob Bates, Chris Cavanaugh, Kenneth Coblentz, Jayson S. Coddington, Bryan DeLorenzo, Steve Dietl, Tulio Duenas, David Easley, Eli Everhard, Jeff Feller, Eric Fleetwood, Robert Foster, Dan Furst, Geoffrey Haley, Gary Harvill, Tim Hawn, Dallas Hollomon, Joshua Huval, Gregory Irwin, John Johns, Ryosuke Kawanaka, C.J. Laurents, Bryce Marshall, Joe Angel Martinez, Bo McKenzie, Marcus Mizelle, Brent Swampy Mullins, Robert Owen, Max Patrucco, Ahmad Powell, Michel Reynaud, James Selph, Derek Smith, Todd Thompson, Nathan Trucks, Tedd Underwood, Charles B. Walker, Bradley Everett Wilson, Marvin Wright
Casting Department	Ericka Bonilla, Elizabeth Coulon, Tara Duncil, Brandon Hemmerling, Candi Lei, Brinkley A. Maginnis, Jaceson Mann
Costume and Wardrobe Department	Myeshea Baker, Hannah Gates, Carolina Hernandez, Frances Jacques-LeCompte, Juan Lopez, Gayle Merindino, Lauren Nicotera, Jane Ryder, Rodney Williamson, Joulles Wright
Editorial Department	Matt Blackshear, Des Carey, Michael Cioni, Annie Eifrig, Monique Eissing, Aaron Kroger, Kevin London, Ryan McKeague, Harry Muller, Chris Peariso, Paul Rehder, Ian Vertovec, Keenan Mock
Location Management	Phillip Jordan Brooks, John P. Crowley, Jeremy N. Hernandez, Kendrick Hudson, John A. Metoyer
Music Department	Eduardo Aram, Charles M. Barsamian, Ed Côrtes, Samuel Ferrari, Marilia Franco, Laura Katz, John Kurlander, Fabio Menna, Philip Moross, Thacio Palanca, Antonio Pinto, Andy Ross, Luís Paulo Serafim, Robin Whittaker
Script and Continuity Department	Sam Sullivan
Transportation Department	Allyn Ary, Mark Bascle, Joey Basco, Brett Carroll, Joe Comeaux, Paul Donaubuer, Raymond Dunn, Randy Duplechine, Antonio Fletcher, Gary L. Horton, Christopher Lee Moore, Justin Nance, Henry Payne, Beverly Reeves, Kevin Sieve, Ken Smith
Additional Crew	Erik Andreasen, Ricky Andres, Barbara Babb, Cassandra Barbour, Aaron Becker, Gregory Bishop, Roy Bogy, Dottie Buck, Maru Buendia-Senties, Gabby Canton, Travis Carr, Brian Chung, Christopher Dickerson, Ran Francke, Michael Frayeh, Julie Gallagher, Hiram Garcia, David Goldblum, Glen Grefe, Tyler Grey, Dan Gutierrez, Jeni Jones, Michelle Khare, Michael J. Kinney, Liz Landers, Scott Levine, Christian Malouf, Jennifer Melton, Peter K. Orr, Greg Peck, Emily Rice, Kelly Safrit, Jack Scacco, Trevor Schliefer, Patricia Scott, Joshua Smith, Jason Tamasco, Didi Tokova, Michelle Tonjes, Dana Wilkey, Mollie Freilich, Michael Parkhurst
Thanks	Charles M. Barsamian, Frank Botman, Marc Butan, Guymon Casady, Tara Finegan, Egbert Ho, Darren Statt
Genres	Action, Drama, Thriller
Companies	Exclusive Media Group, Participant, Imagenation Abu Dhabi FZ
Countries	USA, United Arab Emirates, UK
Languages	English, Spanish
ContentRating	PG-13
ImDbRating	6.4
ImDb Rating Votes	88540
Metacritic Rating	51
Short Description	Snitch is a 2013 American action thriller film directed by Ric Roman Waugh and starring Dwayne Johnson, based on the experiences of DEA informant James Settembrino. The film was released in the United States on February 22, 2013. The film also stars Barry Pepper, Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal, Benjamin Bratt, and Michael Kenneth Williams. The plot focuses on John Matthews, who goes undercover for the DEA after his estranged son Jason Collins is framed in a drug deal by his best friend.
Box Office Budget	$15,000,000 (estimated)
Box Office Opening Weekend USA	$13,167,607
Box Office Gross USA	$42,930,462
Box Office Cumulative Worldwide Gross	$57,824,674
Keywords	Drug cartel,cigarette smoking,prison,teenage prisoner,female district attorney
Year	2013
ReleaseDate	2013-02-22
RuntimeMins	112
RuntimeStr	1h 52min
Awards	Awards, 1 nomination
Directors	Ric Roman Waugh
Writers	Justin Haythe, Ric Roman Waugh
Stars	Dwayne Johnson, Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal
Produced by	Tobin Armbrust, Ofra Bikel, Alexander Yves Brunner, Becki Cross Trujillo, Guy East, David Fanning, Dany Garcia, Justin Haythe, Matt Jackson, Dwayne Johnson, Jonathan King, Jillian Longnecker, Nigel Sinclair, Jeff Skoll
Music by	Antonio Pinto
Cinematography by	Dana Gonzales
Film Editing by	Jonathan Chibnall
Casting By	Lindsay Graham, Mary Vernieu
Production Design by	Vincent Reynaud
Art Direction by	Joe Lemmon
Set Decoration by	Kristin Bicksler
Costume Design by	Kimberly Adams-Galligan
Makeup Department	Ma Kalaadevi Ananda, Kim Ayers, Andrea Bowman, Lee Gren, Michelle Johnson, James MacKinnon, Yolanda Sheridan, Rachel Solow, Tommie Strawther
Production Management	Regina Robb, Bill Wohlken
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director	Brad Arnold, Walter Gasparovic, Seth Hansen
Art Department	Danny Dano Anderson, Genny Bamburg, Dayla Bingham, Patrick Calabrese, Daniel Coe, Sanford Futch, Shelby Gillen, Joey Heath, Robert Hocker, Jeff Jimes, Ernest J. Levron III, Trey Levron, Robert Metts, Scott Nifong, Cory Parker, Slaid Parker, Floyd B. Sterling, Suzanne Stover, Cary Whittaker, Kathryn Yingling
Sound Department	Steve C. Aaron, Brian Armstrong, Kami Asgar, Benjamin L. Cook, Stefan Fraticelli, Scott G.G. Haller, Sebastien Lacheray, Daniel J. Leahy, Sean McCormack, Ron Mellegers, Kevin O Connell, Erin Oakley, Trent Richmond, Will Riley, Steve Schatz, Kevin Schultz, John Sievert, Tim Tuchrello, Jared Watt, Daryl Wilsford, Randy Wilson
Special Effects by	Steve Austin, Dan Cangemi, Michael H. Clark, Rich E. Cordobes, Jack Davis, Steve Dearth, Matthew J. Downey, Michael Duenas, Steve Frusher, Joe Pancake, Steven Pancake, Elia P. Popov, David Scheper, Bob Trevino, Chris L. Ward
Visual Effects by	Annie Eifrig, Michael D. Leone, Eric McAvoy, Casey McClain
Stunts	Kenny Alexander, Jay Amor, Clay Cullen, Steve M. Davison, James M. Halty, Raion Hill, Dwayne Johnson, Oakley Lehman, Malosi Leonard, Matt Leonard, Kortney Manns, Johnny Martin, Sam Medina, Fabian C. Moreno, Tanoai Reed, Mic Rodgers, Kevin Scott, Mike Seal, Larnell Stovall, Ayhan Tongadur, Tim Trella, David Lee Valle, Keith Woulard, Danny Wynands, Scott Yarnell, Alvin Zalamea, Tom Glass, Gene Hartline, Jeff Sanca
Camera and Electrical Department	Marc Andrus, Bob Bates, Chris Cavanaugh, Kenneth Coblentz, Jayson S. Coddington, Bryan DeLorenzo, Steve Dietl, Tulio Duenas, David Easley, Eli Everhard, Jeff Feller, Eric Fleetwood, Robert Foster, Dan Furst, Geoffrey Haley, Gary Harvill, Tim Hawn, Dallas Hollomon, Joshua Huval, Gregory Irwin, John Johns, Ryosuke Kawanaka, C.J. Laurents, Bryce Marshall, Joe Angel Martinez, Bo McKenzie, Marcus Mizelle, Brent Swampy Mullins, Robert Owen, Max Patrucco, Ahmad Powell, Michel Reynaud, James Selph, Derek Smith, Todd Thompson, Nathan Trucks, Tedd Underwood, Charles B. Walker, Bradley Everett Wilson, Marvin Wright
Casting Department	Ericka Bonilla, Elizabeth Coulon, Tara Duncil, Brandon Hemmerling, Candi Lei, Brinkley A. Maginnis, Jaceson Mann
Costume and Wardrobe Department	Myeshea Baker, Hannah Gates, Carolina Hernandez, Frances Jacques-LeCompte, Juan Lopez, Gayle Merindino, Lauren Nicotera, Jane Ryder, Rodney Williamson, Joulles Wright
Editorial Department	Matt Blackshear, Des Carey, Michael Cioni, Annie Eifrig, Monique Eissing, Aaron Kroger, Kevin London, Ryan McKeague, Harry Muller, Chris Peariso, Paul Rehder, Ian Vertovec, Keenan Mock
Location Management	Phillip Jordan Brooks, John P. Crowley, Jeremy N. Hernandez, Kendrick Hudson, John A. Metoyer
Music Department	Eduardo Aram, Charles M. Barsamian, Ed Côrtes, Samuel Ferrari, Marilia Franco, Laura Katz, John Kurlander, Fabio Menna, Philip Moross, Thacio Palanca, Antonio Pinto, Andy Ross, Luís Paulo Serafim, Robin Whittaker
Script and Continuity Department	Sam Sullivan
Transportation Department	Allyn Ary, Mark Bascle, Joey Basco, Brett Carroll, Joe Comeaux, Paul Donaubuer, Raymond Dunn, Randy Duplechine, Antonio Fletcher, Gary L. Horton, Christopher Lee Moore, Justin Nance, Henry Payne, Beverly Reeves, Kevin Sieve, Ken Smith
Additional Crew	Erik Andreasen, Ricky Andres, Barbara Babb, Cassandra Barbour, Aaron Becker, Gregory Bishop, Roy Bogy, Dottie Buck, Maru Buendia-Senties, Gabby Canton, Travis Carr, Brian Chung, Christopher Dickerson, Ran Francke, Michael Frayeh, Julie Gallagher, Hiram Garcia, David Goldblum, Glen Grefe, Tyler Grey, Dan Gutierrez, Jeni Jones, Michelle Khare, Michael J. Kinney, Liz Landers, Scott Levine, Christian Malouf, Jennifer Melton, Peter K. Orr, Greg Peck, Emily Rice, Kelly Safrit, Jack Scacco, Trevor Schliefer, Patricia Scott, Joshua Smith, Jason Tamasco, Didi Tokova, Michelle Tonjes, Dana Wilkey, Mollie Freilich, Michael Parkhurst
Thanks	Charles M. Barsamian, Frank Botman, Marc Butan, Guymon Casady, Tara Finegan, Egbert Ho, Darren Statt
Genres	Action, Drama, Thriller
Companies	Exclusive Media Group, Participant, Imagenation Abu Dhabi FZ
Countries	USA, United Arab Emirates, UK
Languages	English, Spanish
ContentRating	PG-13
ImDbRating	6.4
ImDb Rating Votes	88540
Metacritic Rating	51
Short Description	Snitch is a 2013 American action thriller film directed by Ric Roman Waugh and starring Dwayne Johnson, based on the experiences of DEA informant James Settembrino. The film was released in the United States on February 22, 2013. The film also stars Barry Pepper, Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal, Benjamin Bratt, and Michael Kenneth Williams. The plot focuses on John Matthews, who goes undercover for the DEA after his estranged son Jason Collins is framed in a drug deal by his best friend.
Box Office Budget	$15,000,000 (estimated)
Box Office Opening Weekend USA	$13,167,607
Box Office Gross USA	$42,930,462
Box Office Cumulative Worldwide Gross	$57,824,674
Keywords	Drug cartel,cigarette smoking,prison,teenage prisoner,female district attorney

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