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This movie starts off well as Burt's attempted bust of a drug dealer is botched, and he is demoted down to the vice squad.
Which gets to credulity: a police squad car just happens to pull up at precisely the time the Flagstaff baddies are hazing Rick Penning.
Instead of Ready / Break, our quarter back said FOOTBALL and the rest of the squad responded YOU BET!
The show was pretty much a stinker but it lives on in the memories of the 1977 Pi Kappa Phi intramural flag football squad at West Virginia Tech.
It shows how a elite Army bomb squad unit lives, acts and sometimes dies.
fools!!!! What do they think, they will show 2 men taking on a SWAT squad to teeters and we will believe them.
How can a tight-knit squad witness two of their fellow soldiers butchered, and then go on as if nothing happened.
A detective like Danny Pino's hot-headed character would have been transferred to the "rubber gun squad" years ago.
The whole squad is made up of sanctimonious egomaniacs who judge people whose actions go back decades by the standards of 2007.
The plot as such involves a squad of corrupt killer cops a la MAGNUM FORCE, and "journalist" Timberlake is the only one brave enough to uncover them.
He is by far one of the worst actors I have ever seen, and should face the same fate as the entire F.R.A.T. squad.
He hit the home run and won the game for his team, a minor league squad playing the Twins who were the class of the majors in the movie.
Abandonment of elite squad in protest over slaughter of innocents.
And this "Hive" rip-off has a series of traps that inevitably kill off one member of the squad at a time.
If your in the Military and you see this movie you'll laugh and be upset the entire movie because of the way they acted as a squad.
Director Robert ("Back to the Future") Zemeckis makes the most out of a witty script by Fred ("Night of the Creeps," "The Monster Squad") Dekker which centers on a ruthless two-timing housewife (well played by Mary Ellen Trainor, who was married to Zemeckis when she starred in this episode) who kills her jilted jerk of a husband (a nice cameo by Marshall Bell) on Christmas Eve by whacking him upside the head with a fire-poker.
The way she is saved from a firing squad is no more believable than the way the humans in "Jurassic Park" were ultimately rescued from the velociraptors.
This incredibly formulaic flick from the "Walker, Texas Ranger" squad contains some of the most unbelievable scenes ever witnessed within a TV movie.
This movie is a very realistic view of a police squad in a small german town as seen through the eyes of a woman recruit.
She's a one-woman vigilante squad,a martial arts queen,a crack shot with no mercy.
i used to write but the fort got way to hot with the vandal squad crap, but this movie made me bust out the Krylon and fat caps and go out that very night.
Its called The Ninja Squad...where's the ninja squad in this film?
At the end I was totally hoping they would fall in a close vote to the Varsity squad making the Rocky comment earlier in the movie warranted and the movie in general more believable, but no they will.
At what was up with the fans at the end, they went from totally booing the squad to having home made and professionally made signs.
It's the tale of a doomed Panzer squad led by the clearly-insane Lieutenant Hunter (played by Italian actor Stan Cooper, real name Stelvio Rosi).
"Emergency Squad") of 1974 is an underrated Poliziottesco which gets less attention than it deserves.
Assembling a crack squad consisting of: Seasoned Cop Jimmy Maloy (Sean Connery), dead-eyed rookie George Stone (Andy Garcia), and bookish Accountant Oscar Wallace (Charles Martin Smith).
Mort Shade(Kevin Howarth)and John Dark(Luke Goss)are a pair of police detectives working with the vice squad in a notoriously rough neighborhood near the docks.
As a Nam vet and former combat infantry squad leader I can tell you this movie was 80% BS.
"Lookwell" is the thinking man's "Police Squad," a fiercely funny sendup of the TV detective genre.
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