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The police suspects the hands of a woman..
Reginald VelJohnson (TV's Carl Winslow) is great as McClane's police contact on the ground.
A very one sided perspective where everyone interviewed agrees that the this tragic situation is 100% the making of outside forces like the police, school system, prison system etc.
Despite being 70 minutes long, it has a large ensemble of characters from different areas of a small New Mexico town - English and Spanish, rich and poor, entertainers, police, scientists - all involved in some way in a story about an escaped leopard who may be hunting humans.
Until the police get involved.
Undercover New York police officers Eric Roberts (as Kit Adrian) and Romano Orzari (as Jay Flowers) go up against a ruthless Russian mafia, pretending to work for bleached-blond crime lord Shawn Doyle (as Anton Seaberg).
"The Enforcer" ranks as the least interesting Dirty Harry police procedural and its chief gimmick is pairing up our gritty, trigger-happy, insubordinate cop with a female sidekick.
Harry ignites the controversy for his lone wolf handling of several robbers in a liquor store by driving his police cruiser through the glass storefront and blowing the opposition away with his Model 29 Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum.
Police investigate as the bodies pile up, one officer also getting the hots for Katherine.
It also has a fairly original idea that is utilized in nearly every action scene in the movie, and that should be used more often in action films; first you see the aftermath, the crime-scene, the police investigating, counting bodies, etc. After/as the police come up with theories to the crime, we see the actual scene, of the brothers punishing criminals.
Sitting at that stop sign is a police officer who turns his lights on and goes after her and finally pulling her over.
When the "Vietnamese" police told Beckett to put down the gun, they were speaking Thai, not Vietnamese.
While you might expect lots of shootouts and action, most of the film is confined to a police station and it unfolds an awful lot like a play.
Still, the plot involving a dedicated police captain who is frustrated by his own corrupt city hall makes an interesting film.
My favorite bits are when a little girl goes along with her parents to the police station to report that she has been missing for some time and when the military is brought into a zoo to keep the people away from the animals.
Like when they find the body that hasn't decomposed like it you'd think it would have having been buried in a 120 year old cemetery, the police would be called since it was obviously just buried.
He plays police officer Kopek, investigating the kidnappings and getting into a bunch of loopy situations along the way.
It could have been just as powerful without the disturbing pseudo-snuff film scenes as a police film and the suspense could be maximized, or the director should have made the call to make it more like a Saw movie, maintain the disturbing content and bring that fan base in.
The hairdresser, wife and mother Cynthia Kellogg (Demi Moore) is in an interrogation room in a police department being questioned by the experienced detective John Woods (Harvey Keitel) and his partner.
In the show he solves crimes for the police with help of his egos, which is why they call him Inspector Gadget.
Then Albert Salmi pops up as a distracted sheriff or police captain.
Sharif is surprisingly good as the dedicated police officer, Courtney excellent as a sensitive yet firmly grounded young soldiers, and O'Toole is superb as the epitome of a ruthless SS officer.
How many movies are made that involve police corruption, where the corruption always runs higher than expected?
How many crime rings run by corrupt police officers have been thwarted by civilians (in the movies of course)?
2. No police dept would leave the decedents car in the parking lot, without collecting personal effects of the victim no less.
In the real world, perverts and criminals are all around us but unfortunately, undeservedly, they do not acknowledge crimes as soon as someone wise ass from the police begins yelling at them.
Wearing it's Italian-American heart on it's blood-soaked sleeve, this derivative horror film has a group of unlikable, stupid jocks and their girlfriends getting killed by a masked killer while a retired police detective pairs up with a female one to try to find out who the murderer is.
A young naked schoolgirl is found hanged in a room locked from the inside, the police suspect suicide, until that is the clues seem to point in the direction of murder.
So when the police led by Inspector Silvestri(Claudio Cassinelli) with the assistance of the asst district attorney Vittoria Stori (Giovanna Ralli) realise that they are investigating a teen prostitute ring with some highly influential people involved, they know they are going to have a tough time convicting anyone and sure enough their investigation is dogged with interference and dead ends.
Despite its topic, there's very little in the way of visual sleaziness here, the offences against the girls are confined to tape recordings the police have and its from these that they build their case.
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