BuyBust: Difference between revisions
BuyBust: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
BuyBust: Difference between revisions
'''''BuyBust''''' is a 2018 Filipino action-thriller film. The film is set during the Philippine Drug War, an infamous crackdown and massacre of thousands of civilians during the presidential term of Rodrigo Duterte, and follows Nina Manigan (Anne Curtis), a police officer and the lone survivor of a failed drug raid assigned to a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency squad on a mission to track down and kill drug kingpin Biggie Chen (Arjo Atayde) in his hideout in the labyrinthine and densely-populated neighborhood and shanty town Barangay Gracia ni Maria (Mary's Grace). The film recieved a mixed-to-positive reception upon its release, with reviewers commonly criticizing the film as a copy of 2011's [[Raid: Redemption, The|The Raid: Redemption]] and for its' unclear political commentary on the Philippine Drug War, but praising the acting and action sequences.
'''''BuyBust''''' is a 2018 Filipino action-thriller film. The film follows Nina Manigan (Anne Curtis), a police officer and the lone survivor of a failed drug raid assigned to a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency squad on a mission to track down and kill drug kingpin Biggie Chen (Arjo Atayde) in his hideout in the labyrinthine and densely-populated neighborhood and shanty town Barangay Gracia ni Maria (Mary's Grace). The film recieved a mixed-to-positive reception upon its release, with reviewers commonly criticizing the film as a copy of 2011's [[Raid: Redemption, The|The Raid: Redemption]] and for its' unclear political commentary on the Philippine Drug War, but praising the acting and action sequences.
BuyBust is a 2018 Filipino action-thriller film. The film follows Nina Manigan (Anne Curtis), a police officer and the lone survivor of a failed drug raid assigned to a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency squad on a mission to track down and kill drug kingpin Biggie Chen (Arjo Atayde) in his hideout in the labyrinthine and densely-populated neighborhood and shanty town Barangay Gracia ni Maria (Mary's Grace). The film recieved a mixed-to-positive reception upon its release, with reviewers commonly criticizing the film as a copy of 2011's The Raid: Redemption and for its' unclear political commentary on the Philippine Drug War, but praising the acting and action sequences.
The following weapons were used in the film BuyBust:
Most of the members of the anti-drug squad use Colt Model 629s customized with quad-rail handguards. Some of the rifles are equipped with vertical foregrips.
