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Beef (2014)

“Judge, Jury and Butcher”

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Plot

In the vibrant heart of a Brooklyn neighborhood, nestled within the hustle and bustle, resides a unique courtroom with a twist: a deli. BEEF, a hilarious spin on real-life courtroom dramas, marries the gritty charm of The Sopranos with the everyday disputes of Judge Judy. At the helm of this deli-cum-courtroom is our hero, Lou (Christopher Meloni). A neighborhood stalwart, Lou runs his family business and doubles as an unconventional adjudicator, trusted by the locals to settle their various beefs. His courtroom, much like his deli, is a melting pot of colorful characters, from food vendors to drama club divas, all seeking a taste of justice. Lou's old-school wisdom, combined with his knack for delivering fair verdicts, and perhaps a fine cut of meat, makes him the go-to guy for resolving disputes. However, his role as a mediator extends beyond the counter, as he also referees the lively debates of his opinionated family who helps him manage the shop. BEEF isn't just about the meat on the counter, but also the meat of the issues brought before Lou. His cases are as diverse as they are absurd, echoing the flamboyant beef battles of hip hop culture and gang life — far removed from the ordinary 9 to 5 American experience. Yet, Lou's unflinching resolve and his potent weapon of choice, a meat tenderizer, consistently delivers justice, leaving his patrons satisfied and echoing his iconic verdict: "You've got a beef!" BEEF is a delicious blend of comedy and courtroom drama, served with a side of real-life absurdity, making it a truly unique cinematic feast that will leave you hungry for more.

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Beef is a comedy movie featuring Michael Ian Black and directed by Jake Szymanski.

It is possible to buy Beef on Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Vudu and YouTube.