Metro

Metro is a 1997 American film directed by Thomas Carter and produced by Roger Birnbaum. The movie features Eddie Murphy, Michael Wincott, Michael Rapaport, and Carmen Ejogo in the cast. It was produced by Touchstone Pictures and Caravan Pictures, with distribution handled by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures and Netflix. The narrative is set in San Francisco, California, and focuses on the subject of revenge.

The film is categorized as a heist, buddy cop, action, and drama film, with elements of comedy and crime. Its runtime is 117 minutes. The production budget was 55,000,000, resulting in a revenue of 31,987,563. Steve Porcaro composed the score, Fred Murphy served as director of photography, and Peter E. Berger edited the film. The original language is English.

Critical reception included a review score of 4.1 out of 10, 41 out of 100, and 17 percent. On other platforms, it holds a rating of 5.6 and a vote average of 5.71. The tagline for the film is "LIFE IS A NEGOTIATION." Keywords associated with the movie include sniper, police, hostage-taking, and the liberation of a hostage.