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To be honest it is definitely one of the best action film made in Malaysia but the story line kind of predictable and exaggerated It's got a lot of plot twist in the movie.. and too long of it kinda of a drag for me Firstly the story line and the action was way too long to began with I took over the 3 hour plus to watch the movie.. it kind of started very well and kinda of became dull.. for example the movies tries to cook to many meal at the same time Secondly the actors were great but many of them felt redundant.. towards the end of the 2 hours movie.. I only can remember the Sheriff guy and Elizabeth Tan the rest I have no recollection at all.

"Sheriff: Narko Integriti" is a standout in Malaysian cinema, breaking away from the usual conservative fare. Directed by Syafiq Yusof, the film presents a gripping crime thriller with a complex plot, sharp twists, and layered characters. Zul Ariffin's portrayal of Sheriff, a man driven by integrity, is powerful, while Aaron Aziz delivers a chilling performance as Tony, the kingpin. One aspect I particularly appreciated was the accurate portrayal of weapons and tactics. The attention to detail in handling firearms, moving as a fire team in close-quarter combat, and switching from rifles to handguns in confined spaces adds a strong sense of realism. The coordinated team dynamics, especially when falling back under fire, felt authentic and well-executed. The film's pacing and suspense keep viewers on edge, with scenes that stray far from the conservative tropes common in local cinema. This movie is action packed and has a thought-provoking narrative about justice, betrayal, and loyalty.

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I'm a big fan of Syafiq Yusof's movies, and 'Sheriff: Narko Integriti' is no exception. The ending, where we discover that the criminal organization is much larger and more deeply rooted than initially believed, with more powerful enemies lurking in the shadows, reminded me of international films like *Infernal Affairs* and *The Raid 2*. This comparison speaks to the high level of quality and ambition in the film. However, I wish the film had been more mysterious, keeping us guessing about who the meth killer and the rat were. The reveal felt a bit sudden, and the director could have played more with the suspense, making us piece together the clues. Additionally, the storyline was a bit confusing at times, though the overall message still resonated. I hope Syafiq Yusof continues to amaze us with his future projects but perhaps takes more time with the endings and plot development. Starting the story with the discovery of a body and letting us unravel the mystery of the killer's identity and motives could have made this film even more engaging.

I had 0 expectation going in as - i had no clue about the movie existing & never watched any trailers - i was pleasantly surprised at how far our local films' quality have become. There was pretty "meh" casting (i thought they were casted because of popularity instead of quality) but whatever, just watching sub-par acting is a bit distracting for me. Cinematography-wise overall great, there were some random shots and out of place imo. -About the actual film- It was great at how its not entirely clichéd. It kept some of the surprising elements up until the very end for me, which IS a big deal because as far as malay films go .. is a rarity. I can tell they put a lot of actual thoughts into the storyline, which i can definitely appreciate. In fact for whatever reason it sorta reminds me of a little bit of Cumberbatch's version of Sherlock + Guy Ritchie-ish. Sometimes i also feel like they try to fit in everything into 1 darn film, its giving *too many chefs in the kitchen*. So it ended up as "ok whats the point of that, totally unnecessary". Somehow it also makes me feel it was rushed and all over the place. -About the casting- Ngl there were a lot of "stars" in the film to the point of like they're competing for the lime light. At one point i thought Syafiq was the lead but the title is Sheriff but this other person has more screen time. Buts and buts. I see what theyre doing towards the end you (theyd definitely franchising the heck out of this and i hope theyd get better instead of only chasing the fame and $) BUT ANYWAY - i like the Sheriff character (its a love-hate situation) the way Zul brings it to life, yesss. I feel like he mightve improv-ed the dialogues maybe? He just looks natural and not forcing it too much to the point of blergh shut up. The girls~ uh sorry but it couldve just been anyone. Syafiq was ok but his face is too flawless the entire time i was thinking -mannn thats A LOT of makeup- so i was somewhat distracted hahaha. Aaron is just being aaron oh well. But oh i also appreciate they brought in some veteran actors imo as a gesture of respect idk.

Sheriff is a fairly promising crime action film. This film raises themes such as power, lies, and corruption. The story in this film is actually good and a bit like films of a similar genre, but for some reason the writing is too over. The action shown in the film is good, starting from the fights to the shootings are quite exciting. The mystery drama in this film actually also adds to the excitement of this film, unfortunately when it enters the final act, it seems like too many things happen in the final minutes of the film. Although there are many plot twists at the end of the film, the killer has been revealed from the beginning, which actually could have been the biggest plot twist in this film. And in this film, the character approach is lacking even though we already know what their background is like. This film does seem to want to be a slow burn film, but there are many scenes that don't need to be included just to extend the duration of the film. In terms of cinematography, it's okay, but many scenes look too exaggerated, especially since there are also many unimportant slow-mo scenes. The special effects in this film look clean and real. The music is okay, standard for most action films. For the acting, many are not stiff, but sometimes the expressions are too over. Overall, this film is not that bad for a Malaysian film.

Sheriff Narko Integriti Directed by Syafiq Yusof, "Sheriff Narko Integriti" immerses audiences in a city besieged by the insidious grip of drug trafficking and vigilante killings by the notorious Meth Killer. Sheriff, a seasoned officer from the Integrity Department, finds himself thrust into a perilous mission to dismantle a powerful drug syndicate led by the notorious Tony. However, his suspicions are aroused when he believes Nazri, a young police officer from the Narcotics Department, could be the Meth Killer, making life difficult for him as he tries to uncover the truth. Zul Ariffin delivers a compelling portrayal as Sheriff, a man fueled by an unyielding dedication to upholding the law. His steadfast commitment to integrity guides him through the murky waters of law enforcement, even as his suspicions cloud his judgment. His interactions with Nazri, portrayed with intensity by Syafiq Kyle, add layers of tension and complexity to the narrative as Sheriff grapples with the possibility of betrayal within his own ranks. At the heart of their investigation lies Tony, portrayed with chilling menace by Aaron Aziz, a cunning kingpin whose empire of crime casts a long shadow over the city. As Sheriff delves deeper into Tony's world, he uncovers a labyrinth of deception and betrayal that threatens to consume him. Yet, his quest for justice is further complicated by the presence of the enigmatic Meth Killer, whose brutal methods leave a trail of chaos in his wake. Adding to the complexity is Azira Shafinaz as ASP Syazlin, a women narco police officer and sister of Nazri, who brings depth to her portrayal as she grapples with her loyalty to her family and her duty as a law enforcement officer. Elizabeth Tan shines as Jennifer Wong, a special force in the integrity department and assistant to Sheriff. However, suspicions arise as her allegiance seems to waver, potentially acting as an informant to Tony, adding another layer of intrigue to the storyline. Yusof's direction keeps the tension taut throughout, expertly weaving elements of suspense, action, and drama to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Each twist and turn in the plot propels the narrative forward, building towards a gripping climax that will leave viewers breathless. The ensemble cast delivers standout performances, breathing life into the complex characters, adding layers of nuance to their motivations and struggles. In the end, "Sheriff Narko Integriti" transcends the confines of the crime thriller genre, offering a thought-provoking exploration of justice, redemption, and the human condition. As Sheriff navigates the challenges before him, he stands as a beacon of integrity in a world shrouded in darkness.