No habrá paz para los malvados (2011)

With a western urban structure, the basque filmmaker Enrique Urbizu put back your favorite actor José Coronado in the center of an action story, but less.

After being the undisputed winner of the Goya Awards 2012, could expect more of this film that begins with a flash of powerful, violence unleashed and then not know how to maintain the high standard that had been located.

There are too many gaps and breaks in the script, at times confusing, which is to blame in the future of the film. The fast-paced action that is assumed to start as the core, begins to decline at the rate of its protagonist, the disgraced police Santos Trinidad, fewer owner of a situation that is slipping from his hands and he can not escape. When he enters the scene decidedly violence as Islamist terrorism, the confusion is extended until they became almost unbearable.

It's a real shame to spoil what could have been limited to the usual great little story of a corrupt police confronted a group of mobsters, yes, made with undoubted solvency, without sensationalism or excesses of any kind. The ingredients were in the dish, but with an excess of grease.

6/10