2h and 40 mins is waayyy too long for this kind of movie. It's like watching gras grow - you know it does but you can't see it. Every scene is streched out to the max. You could have cut an hour out of the movie and not miss anything of the plot. I am not opposed to long running movies but they should have content.
I read everywhere this has a great ending but I can' t tell. I was so bored after an hour that I couldn't bring myself to sit in front of the TV for another one and a half.
Dragged Across Concrete - That is exactly how I felt

Grown ass men will like it..but lil chidrenz and women need to git to bed so we can enjoy our flick

Fantastic, absolutely edge of the seat stuff,going to be one of the greats.

Unbelievable. I'm giving this movie a very low rating just because of editing. This is not a slow burn, this is a very badly edited movie. I have no idea how anyone allowed this to happen. This looks like the first assembly cut where they put everything in. I feel like no one went and edit it further!

You could cut out an hour or 1/3 of the movie and still keep all the sequences in. Every scene, every dialog goes 2, 3 times longer than it should. Again using the term slow burn is misleading. There are many slow burn movies where you do not get bored.

Why on earth they thought they have to have a 2h 39min running time? This aint Michael Mann's Heat.

It was like this movie was made by some college kids. 50% that’s how much I hated this movie. I love Mel Gibson but he couldn’t save this movie and Vaughn’s acting was pretty bad. I am also confused as to why so much time was wasted on Dexter’s sister. Slim said there was no gun in the car but he had never seen the car before so then how did he know there was a gun stashed behind the radio lots of stupid things in this movie. The guy that gave it a 10 must’ve watched the lost directors cut ,

Wanted to like it but it was just to slow.

A slow-burn that demands your attention. I feel pity for those who can't sit still and and absorb this gem.

Not as brutal as _Bone Tomahawk_ but less cliché than _Brawl in Cell Block 99_, _Dragged Across Concrete_ finds itself between the latest two œuvres by S Craig Zahler.

Modern 70s grindhouse action sprayed with a little of Tarantino's bloodline make _Dragged..._ an entertaining watch even if (unlike _Tomahawk_) it down shifts a few too many times once it really gets rolling.

A nice addition to the drive-in of your living room.

You can accuse the film of being overlong. You can even accuse it of being a little pretentious. But what you can't accuse it of is predictability, and because of this, the film won't so much drag you across the concrete as keep you on your toes.

I hate watched this film.


I'm not sure how people missed it... but this movie barely deserved a "bad" (3) rating. Its incredibly slow, the story really isn't that interesting, and the actions scenes are uninspiring. Even the gunfights are long and drawn out.

I'm not sure what the DP and his electric crew even did in this film, im 90% sure that ALL the lighting was practical and lite from natural sources. The result was not just a dark and moody movie, but one where key elements were impossible to see.

MOST IMPORTANTLY - the entire films plot and writing had to have been specifically written to bite back at "liberal hollywood". Stuffed with racist comments and underlying motivations, filled with anti "politically correct" speech, the whole film was a tirade against everything progressive that captures the imagination of a don't tread on me mindset.

This movie was about nothing, went nowhere and honestly probably just tried to scratch 90's movies itch. The quality was good, but the movie just was an empty shell.