As the narrative unfolds, John Matthews (Dwayne Johnson) strikes a deal with the U.S. Attorney Joanne Keeghan (Susan Sarandon) to go undercover and gather evidence against drug traffickers in exchange for a reduced sentence for his son, Jason (Rafi Gavron).
In the climax, John finds himself in a dangerous situation within the drug cartel, facing threats to his life as he tries to gather crucial evidence. The tension escalates as the authorities, including undercover agent Cooper (Barry Pepper), work to apprehend the criminals involved.
In the resolution, the operation reaches a critical point as John risks everything to secure the evidence needed for his son’s freedom. The film explores themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the lengths a parent is willing to go to protect their child.
The movie concludes with the legal proceedings surrounding Jason’s case and the aftermath of John’s actions. The ending reflects the complex and morally ambiguous nature of the choices made in the pursuit of justice.
“Snitch” received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for Dwayne Johnson’s performance and the film’s attempt to address social issues related to the U.S. drug policy. The movie blends action with a more dramatic narrative, exploring the consequences of choices made within the criminal justice system.