Budget
$4,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$35,976,000
Gross worldwide
$35,976,000
Budget
$4,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$35,976,000
Gross worldwide
$35,976,000
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By Blaze 2022-03-21 09:01:41
Dirty Harry: A Relic of a Bygone Era
Watching the 1971 cop thriller Dirty Harry at a time when feminism and anti-racism become increasingly mainstream is indeed a nerve-racking experience. Directed by the earlier B-movie director Don Siegel, the 102-minute film, which portrays the cat-and -mouse-chase of a San Francisco police detective and a serial killer, is almost an explicit celebration of police brutality and male dominance. Although wildly politically incorrect, it is hard to ignore the movie's immediate box...
By Armando 2021-11-14 08:01:23
In 1971. Saying goodbye to the radical 60s, American society is once again on the verge of disintegration. Turbulent social movements and radical thoughts have disappeared. In the midst of the value retained by the youth subculture, homosexuality, women and black protest movements, conservatism headed by Nixon has once again risen. A glorious era is also gone, followed by a worst and craziest era. Martin Luther King, Kennedy, and Malcolm X were assassinated one after another. People...
By Emelie 2021-11-14 08:01:23
City Cowboy Biography-"Dirty Harry" series impressions
In Eastwood's career as an actor, the most glorious thing is to starred in cowboys again and again in westerns. However, as a genre, westerns also quickly declined after their climax. From the 1960s and 1970s, Western films showed signs of decline. By the late 1970s, they were dead and alive. At the same time, the big screen gradually entered the age of tough guys. The tough guys in the cities used fists and heavy weapons to make Western films The cowboy's chic and little...
By Noelia 2021-11-14 08:01:23
Many shots in the movie are well used. The perspective of the sniper rifle and the telescope, and the darkness of the characters into the night enhance the realness and tension of the film; Harry’s lines and ending lines in the bank robbery are two scenes in the water. The death scene echoed from the beginning to the end; when Harry stepped on the villain’s legs in the stadium to question the whereabouts of the hostages, the camera gradually zoomed out, dense fog enveloped,...
By Marques 2021-11-14 08:01:23
Fun things will never go out of style
This set of films is indeed entertining~ Fun things will never go out of style.
I originally expected this to be just a set of compact police and gangster movies that can be cool. It turned out to be a very dark humor (not an ordinary knowing smile, but a hilarious laugh) and a genre movie with no plot or even a little offbeat.
In terms of the plot, one sentence can be over: in San Francisco, the wives are unlucky and hard to explore the West, Dirty Harry VS the...
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By Lorine 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The old man was so cool when he was young, I konw what you're thinking about this series of spoken words like prayers are calm, and I can't feel the excitement at...
By Jaime 2022-04-24 07:01:05
One star is given to the old master Dongmu. As the first part of this series, it is fuller, more interesting, and more classic than the later works, but now it seems that it is not...
By Nakia 2022-04-23 07:01:41
The prosecutorial and judicial organs in the United States are really outrageous, which will inevitably lead to the transformation of the spirit of the western cowboy into a personal force to maintain justice and continue to coexist with "law and order". The clothes are covered with dust and blood, but they only have the name "dirty". You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya,...
By Pattie 2022-04-23 07:01:41
The Dirty Harry series is the final glory of the Cowboys... The ending of Harry 1 is probably the most seen of any movie. Do i feel...
By Leopold 2022-04-23 07:01:41
From western cowboys to hot-handed police detectives, Dongmu's image of a solitary hero is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and his partner's death or injury has also established his fate as a lonely star. The dirty here is not only to suppress violence with violence, but also to oppose the system. The government's thinking, finally throwing the police badge is...
The Killer: [Scorpio has jacked and the unaware kids are singing with him] Row, row, row your boat/gently down the stream/merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily...
Bus Kid: Where are we going?
The Killer: What? What did you say?
Bus Kid: Where are we going?
The Killer: We're going to the ice-cream factory and see how ice-cream's made. Now anybody who doesn't wanna go can get off right here.
Bus Kid: I wanna go home to my mommy.
The Killer: [slaps the kid] Stupid kid! Come on sing everyone! Sing or I'll go home and kill all your mommies, sing, sing!
The Killer: [kids reluctantly sing with Scorpio] ... gently down the stream/merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily,/ life is quite a dream!
The Killer: Freeze cop. Now, left hand, pull out your gun.
[Harry pulls out his .44 Magnum]
The Killer: My, that's a big one.
Mr. Jaffe: The usual lunch or the usual dinner?
Harry Callahan: Well, what difference does that make?
Mr. Jaffe: None.
Harry Callahan: Say Jaffe, is that Tan Ford still parked in front of the bank?
Mr. Jaffe: Tan ford...
[checks]
Mr. Jaffe: Yep. Tan Ford.
Harry Callahan: Engine running?
Mr. Jaffe: I don't know. How can I tell?
Harry Callahan: Exhaust fumes coming from the tailpipe.
Mr. Jaffe: Oh, my God. That is awful. Look at all that pollution.
Harry Callahan: [Harry turns to see] Yeah. Do me a favor.
[gives him slip of paper]
Harry Callahan: Call this number.
Mr. Jaffe: Police department?
Harry Callahan: Yeah. Tell them Inspector Callahan thinks there's a 211 in progress at the bank. Be sure and tell them that's IN progress.
Mr. Jaffe: 211. Yes sir.
[goes to phone and starts dialing up]
Harry Callahan: Now, if they'll just wait for the cavalry to arrive.
[Suddenly a gun shot goes off and an alarm bell follows immediately]
Harry Callahan: Ah, shit.