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The lead characters do not have names, are anonymous, and maybe his intention is to tell that in the breast of a neighbor family in your building may have drug dealers; or that drug dealers may also have families and may be loving persons; or that there are many dirty cops, probably worse than the criminals; or is it a simple apology to crime?
I would much rather watch an old Ramsay brothers movie than this piece of crap, although someone has deemed that these don't need to be made available, for the most part, which is a crime in itself.
But not as big of a crime as this film.
Crime, you see, is up 11% in the South Belmont area... so what's to be done?
I got encouraged to watch this film because I've heard good word of it: it was supposed to be this thrilling true crime milestone, disturbing, shocking... all that jazz.
Hang up the phone"(sic) "Jesse got a sh-t load o' drug money, you can't go involving the cops"(sic) "I'm not so sure stealing money from criminals is a crime.
The movie is "Men At Work", a lightweight crime comedy starring the Estevez (Sheen) brothers from 1990.
When movies change the book that much but keep the same name, it should be a crime.
The resultant crime is that awards have become meaningless and small, less powerful PR-driven films become obscure.
As she slowly seduces a bartender into a life of crime it is difficult to feel any real concern over any of the characters.
What is the deal with all these ethnic crime groups copying Italian mafia related movies ?
Hard to believe this was directed by Fritz Lang since he mostly directed crime dramas and mysteries.
This stylized notion of organized crime being too influential and powerful to overcome has become a standard component in every gangster picture.
With some spots of the American classic films (but not imitating it) the director tales us a story about love, crime and the importance of points of view.
Yeah, nowadays, it's a crime to show naked children on the screen, but we were screwing at 16, why not these kids?
Not bad but could be loads better, also seems to follow a staple diet for crime drama.
Being cool is just as important a feature of the modern crime movie as guns and gangsters, and Melville delivers that with this film in droves; the tone of the film is very relaxed too and Melville allows the bulk of the film to bubble under the cool exterior.
We meet Boyle's Joe in a bar as he spouts off and rants about minorities, crime, hippies and drugs, and it is easy to see that the later Norman Lear television character of Archie Bunker is based on a cleaned up version of Joe.
He appeared in a couple of top films of the early 30s - "The Public Enemy" (1931), a ground breaking crime drama and "Wild Boys of the Road" (1933), a topical depression era movie about kids who ride the rails.
After some altercation during his time in jail, Kersey learned that Franker, who he fought with in jail had his own agenda to make the New York City in the hellfire (and also his influence) by sending his henchmen to set the crime every time, everywhere and everyday.
Mr. Snuff-sniffer accidentally leaves his snuff box at the scene of the crime and the sheriff arrests on suspicion of murder.
It also stands as one of the best contemporary crime dramas.
Of course, Columbo becomes as interested in classical music as he does anything else involving a crime.
William H. Macy is great as a movie critic who accidentally kills his mistress, and then has to try to conceal the crime.
Madonna plays Nikki Finn, an ex-convict who was framed for a crime she didn't commit.
Abetted by his best friend (and partner in not-so-serious crime) he puts people on at every opportunity but still often reveals his heart of gold.
Gotham City again is a place of darkness and gloom with crime and corruption boiling out from every street corner.
Surprisingly good "Mean Streets"-type crime drama.
Bruno realises that Guy won't do his murder, so he decides to plant the evidence at the crime scene to make him guilty, Guy's monogrammed cigarette lighter at the amusement park.
At times though, the movie plays more like a voyeuristic drama than a crime film with Burt trying to get close to the mobster's woman.
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