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Two of them graduated from the police academy.
Even though, in 2009, we'd like to believe the neighbors, CPS or the police would step in, I fear that is not the truth.
Bill Smitrovich appears in the one note role as Sutherland's police superior and the moment Michael Moriarty shows up it's the "Hey I'm this movie's dirty cop.
Not only does he turn himself in after the crime (with a great way of response by the police) he even makes a friend out of an eel in prison.
Following the resurrection of a dead native girl, a french police officer from the mainland arrives to the island and takes an immediate disliking as to the place's condition.
And it went completely wrong.The policemen/woman in this film behaves like morons and I can't understand how they did make it trough police academy.
Portraying the Navajo Police as blue jean wearing police force is not correct.
The story in this one is that Dennis Quaid plays the now adult son of Roy Scheider, whom played the police chief in the first two films.
Forget Faces Of Death, this is all real and very graphic footage of well, let's see, Medical Operations, Accidents, Autopsys, plus pictures of suicides and police photographs.
This show was a mistake, and that's about all you can say about it!! Policemen and detectives do not need to take voice lessons to expedite their jobs effectively, therefore, putting music to police responsibilities seems rather purposeless!!
Fifi with her subsequent disappearance, originating an investigation of the police where the prime suspect is Lionel.
We have a typical Hollywood construct, 60's racist Alabama, intercut with a retail clerk's dream of ascendance to stardom: kill your abusive husband, steal a car, by a hat for the hatbox, (paste classical reference here) sweet-talk a cop out of holding you in jail--Banderas probably knows so little about police procedure in this country that he actually thought the hatbox in a stolen vehicle would not be checked-- win big in Las Vegas, audition for Bewitched, and become a star.
Humphrey Bogart stars in this rather uneven courtroom, flashback-dominated drama as a good-hearted defense attorney standing up for a young man (John Derek) accused of shooting a police officer dead while making an escape attempt.
When a film is titled "Dracula's Widow", and we see the title character seducing and killing a guy within the first 5 minutes, what's the point of having nearly half the running time taken up by a police investigation that can only eventually lead to what we already know from the start?
I especially love the scene where the police are interviewing the bank tellers after the robbery.
One day as he's going to his apartment, he ends up in an elevator with a police officer.
The black kid's dog manages to knock over the flea circus table, and the fleas get into his fur, and some he shakes out to go up the leg of a police officer (Ollie, as Oliver Babe), forcing him to paint a new pair on his britches.
The movie has two problems 1) a problem of perception: it starts off looking like a fairly routine mystery / police procedural, but elements of other kinds of movies begin to trickle in as the plot reveals itself -- which may have confused some reviewers wanting a pure genre piece, 2) the plot IS a little hard to follow in places and depends on one important coincidence in particular.
They get a job at the local bank as a pair of dancing and singing woodpeckers apparently as a promotional thing, but things get hairy when two bank robbers steal the costumes and rob the bank, and the police blame Wilder and Pryor for the crime and are sent to jail, they get a chance to take the case to court, but are found guilty and are sentenced to 125 years in prison(no joke.)At
Woods' wife and child have recently left him, and he is under investigation at the police department.
Several people, including a police detective played by Adam Baldwin of SERENITY fame, are hot on her trail.
Lannini gave a chillingly believable performance as DeSalvo and David gave a strong performance as a skeptical police detective.
This would be roughly the equivalent today of a police officer showing up for duty wearing purple spiked hair and a red rubber clown nose.
The police are portrayed as complete idiots as they have multiple cars unable to derail a camper until a fifteen minute chase has ended - only to have the "gang" break out of prison by a helicopter.
He was so fetching afraid that even the police who were supposed to protect him were disarmed.
And what about the police station or city hall or whatever it was?
Caught by police for his actions in saving Shilo, Nathan must work for Rotti as a way of paying off his debt for saving him from prison.
Unfortunately, Mr. Snyder kills a police officer, who happens upon the scene.
Meanwhile a serial-killer is attacking women in the location, and the experienced American cop DCI Collins (Martin Kove) and the psychologist Frances Beale (Kim Thomson) are invited to help the local police in the investigations.
During the police investigation, one of the key suspect groups suggested by the Chief of Police was the Vietnam vet - nothing like serving your country faithfully.
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