"The Rip" has quickly hit the top of tje Netflix top-10 movie list. With big-name actors Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, it's a good bet. But is it worth watching?

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's new film "The Rip" is indeed based on true events that happened to actual Miami police officers

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What does Rip mean in Netflix’s The Rip? Simple explanation of the police slang behind the movie’s title and story.

A brand new film starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon is heading to Netflix. Here's how, when, and where to watch.

The Rip appears to take place in the present day, but it is inspired by "classic ‘70's cop thrillers," as Carnahan told Tudum. The director explained that those movies "really valued the character and interpersonal relationships and became touchstones of that era," naming films like Serpico, Prince of the City and Heat.

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They know they don’t have much time before somebody shows up to get back the money. But unfortunately, in Miami, protocol dictates that police officers must count any seized cash on site. So, the team gets to work on counting the cash,

The Rip' on Netflix is one of the streamer's better recent entries. Directed by Joe Carnahan, it brings together some of Hollywood's most popular names for a tightly plotted crime thriller that has mo