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Blue-Jean Cop

Titre original : Shakedown
  • 1988
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  • 1h 52min
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Blue-Jean Cop (1988)
Theatrical Trailer from Universal Pictures
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ActionCrimeDramaMysteryThriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA legal aid attorney and renegade cop team up to stop a corrupt cop.A legal aid attorney and renegade cop team up to stop a corrupt cop.A legal aid attorney and renegade cop team up to stop a corrupt cop.

  • Réalisation
    • James Glickenhaus
  • Scénario
    • James Glickenhaus
    • James Borrelli
  • Casting principal
    • Peter Weller
    • Sam Elliott
    • Richard Brooks
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,0/10
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    • Réalisation
      • James Glickenhaus
    • Scénario
      • James Glickenhaus
      • James Borrelli
    • Casting principal
      • Peter Weller
      • Sam Elliott
      • Richard Brooks
    • 41avis d'utilisateurs
    • 29avis des critiques
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    Peter Weller
    Peter Weller
    • Roland Dalton
    Sam Elliott
    Sam Elliott
    • Richie Marks
    Richard Brooks
    Richard Brooks
    • Michael Jones
    Jude Ciccolella
    Jude Ciccolella
    • Patrick O'Leary
    George Loros
    George Loros
    • Officer Varelli
    Thomas G. Waites
    Thomas G. Waites
    • Officer Kelly
    • (as Tom Waites)
    Daryl Edwards
    Daryl Edwards
    • Dr. Watson
    Jos Laniado
    Jos Laniado
    • Ruben
    Blanche Baker
    Blanche Baker
    • Gail Feinberger
    John C. McGinley
    John C. McGinley
    • Sean Phillips
    • (as John McGinley)
    Patricia Charbonneau
    Patricia Charbonneau
    • Susan Cantrell
    Shirley Stoler
    Shirley Stoler
    • Irma
    Walter Flanagan
    • Prison Guard
    Walter Bobbie
    Walter Bobbie
    • Dean Howland
    Henry Judd Baker
    Henry Judd Baker
    • Big Leroy
    • (as Judd Henry Baker)
    Andrew Johns
    • Billy
    Roy Milton Davis
    Roy Milton Davis
    • Preacher
    Kathryn Rossetter
    Kathryn Rossetter
    • Margaret O'Leary
    • Réalisation
      • James Glickenhaus
    • Scénario
      • James Glickenhaus
      • James Borrelli
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    8videorama-759-859391

    Blue jean action, in a shakedown city, a must see

    Oh how I love a Glickenhaus flick, good or bad. He's like the Brian Trenchard Smith of America. Here, he excels again with another addictive flick. A black ex con, has been set up for the killing of a drug dealer, by a bad apple cop- a blue jean cop, though I really didn't stop to note it's meaning as I too wrapped up in the film, to really care. Slick lawyer (Weller) who's just such a watchable actor, teams up with a reckless aging cop (Elliott) who lives basically out of a cinema, to shut this bad cop down, where Elliott does his thing out there on the streets and Weller does his slick show in a courtroom, where these two contrasts blend well. Rebellious Elliott provides some of the electric thrills, if sending a roller coaster train, hurtling over the edge, or hanging off a lear jet forcing it back down, where it explodes immediately on landing. These are memorable moments, especially the jet one. Glickenhaus has a flair for action, and stunts, producing great addictive popcorn flicks, like Mark L Lester who indeed who's made his share. It's Weller's presence, that adds half the magic to the film, that came and went at the cinema, on about the same time as Elliott's other film, the Swayze, actioner, Roadhouse. Of course people will frown upon it, where others will find it forgettable. It's a pity, as this low key, 89 action pic, is one of those that deserves more attention, where Elliott's character should draw more attention to his hygiene.
    5ma-cortes

    Violent film about police corruption and trials , being starred by two good actors

    In a town where everyone is for sale , they're the best that money can buy . A legal attorney (Peter Weller) and a renegade cop (Sam Elliot) join forces to stop corrupt cops and against street scum . The overworked lawyer and the undercover cop team up but find serious difficulties from other corrupt police inspectors (Thomas G Waites) , a drug lord (Antonio Fargas) , dope dealers , and various street scum . Dalton's life is further complicated by the fact that his girlfriend (Blanche Baker) is pregnant and the prosecuting attorney (Patricia Charbonneau) is a prior lover ; then taking place the classic triangular drama .

    This thriller movie contains suspense , noisy action-packed with no much sense , intrigue, and thrills galore . It's a brutal and controversial urban film plenty of car crashes , pursuits , trials , police corruption and many other things . Sam Elliot with his usual stoic acting displays efficiently his weapon , Magnum 44 , such as ¨Harry the Dirty¨ and killing mercilessly nasties . It's certainly exciting , though the morality may be questionable , even in this time, as the spectators were clearly on the Sam Elliott side . The movie provides fast and furious entertainment and action with no sense developing with agility , fast paced and movement . This thrilling story looks increasingly passionless and mechanical , though violence sometimes seems to be considered excessive . Nice acting by Sam Elliot as a renegade loner NYPD narcotics agent and Peter Weller as an obstinate advocate at law . Furthermore, it appears a great secondary cast full of known faces with brief interventions , such as Thomas G Waites , Paul Bartel as Night Court Judge , James Eckhouse , Holt McCallany , Kelly Rutherford , David Proval ,John Finn , William Prince , Harold Perrineau ,Shirley Stoler and John C. McGinley . Mediocre cinematography by John Lindley , though he subsequently photographed Field of dreams , You've a e-m@il (1998) , Pleasantville , Mr Brooks and other hits . Screeching and pulsing musical score by Jonathan Elias .

    This moving motion picture in low budget was middlingly directed by James Glickenhaus , being born in New York City where he usually shoots his movies . Glickenhaus served as the chairman for the film company SGE Entertainment from 1987 to 1995; this company specialized in both making and distributing low-budget independent straight-to-video fare. He's an expert on violent action movies and so-so films as proved in ¨McBain¨, ¨The soldier¨ and this ¨Shakedown¨ . He's also directed a Jacke Chan vehicle titled ¨The protector¨ , the eerie thriller "Slaughter of the Innocents," and the attractive sci-fi romp "Timemaster¨ and of course the extremely violent , low-budgeted and successful 1980 movie , ¨The exterminator¨ , a cruel Vigilante drama . And James was the executive producer for the movies "Maniac Cop," "Frankenhooker," both "Basket Case" sequels, "Ring of Steel," and "Tough and Deadly" . Rating : Average , 5,5/10 but entertaining .
    7Hey_Sweden

    Entertaining mindless actioner.

    From James Glickenhaus, director of "The Exterminator", comes this buddy flick that proves that you don't have to reinvent the wheel in order to make a solid action flick. Its characters are always watchable and its action scenes are expertly done. Glickenhaus's script is on the routine side but his execution helps to make up for that.

    Peter Weller plays Roland Dalton, a public defender who takes the case of a drug dealer (Richard Brooks) who shot an undercover cop - but who apparently did it in self defense. Teaming up with a maverick detective played by Sam Elliott, he finds that the case leads to revelations about corruption in the NYC police department.

    It's nice to see Weller looking like he's really having fun, and Elliott is likewise quite engaging. Weller strikes some sparks with Patricia Charbonneau, who plays a district attorney who just so happens to be an old girlfriend of Daltons'. It doesn't take long for him to submit to her charms even though he's already engaged to be married (to Gail Feinberger, played by Blanche Baker). Antonio Fargas is smooth as ever as big shot criminal Nicky Carr; Brooks and Larry Joshua are good in their supporting roles. While watching, the viewer can have a busy time playing spot the familiar face: Thomas G. Waites, Shirley Stoler, John C. McGinley, Jude Ciccolella, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Kelly Rutherford, Paul Bartel, James Eckhouse, David Proval, Harold Perrineau, William Prince and Holt McCallany all turn up.

    Ultimately, this does get silly, and it doesn't tie up its loose ends well, but it's so well paced, and so undeniably exciting at times, that it sizes up as a good time for action aficionados. Among the highlights are a chase / fight Elliott has with a street thug that finishes nicely with a runaway roller coaster moment. It's also good for a look at 42nd Street when it was still in its decadent period.

    Look for a theatre marquee displaying "Fatal Beauty", which also featured Elliott; a previous Glickenhaus picture, "The Soldier", can be seen playing on a movie screen.

    Seven out of 10.
    8duklec

    Very fun yet dark action flick

    The movie follows Peter Weller who plays an attorney tasked with defending a crack dealer who shot a corrupt police officer in self defense. He goes to his friend in the NYPD, played by Sam Elliot, to unravel a deep web of conspiracy and corruption within the NYPD. In the meantime, Weller is caught in a love triangle between his fiancé and ex-girlfriend.

    Weller does a decent job as well as Sam Elliot, but the star of the movie was 1980s New York City. It's decadent and gritty landscape make for some great atmosphere and over-the-top action involving hit men, drug dealers, and one of the most beautiful Porsche 930 Turbos you would ever lay eyes on. Action sequences, when they occur, are thrilling and fun.

    Alas, the love-triangle scenes keep the sequences spaced out, so things can seem kind of slow. Those scenes really feel more like padding rather than essential to the plot. Still, it's a movie I enjoy watching time and time again. I know the gentrification of New York by Giuliani in the 90s made it cleaner and safer, but it also stripped the soul of 70s and 80s New York and turned it into a lifeless shell of a city you can find just about anywhere else in the US. It's always nice to see old school NYC encapsulated whenever possible.

    All in all, I love this movie. No, it's not the most deep or meaningful movie, and the supporting actors turn out some pretty cheesy moments (like a group of cops circling around Weller and then just walking away), but the dark and gritty atmosphere gives it life and is a fun movie to just sit back and relax to.
    7damianphelps

    Silly Funny Good

    A pretty fun movie to watch, a bit silly in parts and ludicrous in others, its a good entertainer.

    Sam Elliot smooths his way through the film as usual and Weller, though good, is a little Robocop with some of his emotions.

    Has all the elements you want from this kind of film :)

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    • Anecdotes
      We first see Richie Marks (Sam Elliott) while he is inside a movie theater showing Le Soldat (1982), which was also directed by James Glickenhaus.
    • Gaffes
      At night time, when Roland gets caught at the precinct stealing the evidence from the locker, the shot moves to an exterior shot which shows the precinct by day - very sunny - then cuts back to an interior shot, again at night.
    • Citations

      Richie Marks: You know what this is?

      Tommie: It's a gun! It's a gun!

      Richie Marks: Yeah, and you're a fuckin' genius! Now listen up. This gun is clean, no serial number. So if I blow out what's left of your brain and chuck it in the East River, your case is closed. The people downtown are gonna file you under DSAF. "Did Society A Favor." Got it?

    • Versions alternatives
      On its first run past the Australian classification board, the film was rated R. To garner a wider audience, Hoyts removed approx. 1 minute of footage so that the film could get an M rating. The footage removed included the "condom" scene with the old jailer, all references to homosexuality and snitches being "turned out", the scene outside the porno theater where the Nicky Carr's right-hand man guns down the bystanders after the cops and the Russian roulette scene in the police station. this footage was never reinstated for the film's VHS or subsequent DVD release.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Shakedown/Stormy Monday/Sunset/Two Moon Junction/White Mischief (1988)
    • Bandes originales
      Subterranean Homesick Blues
      Written by Bob Dylan (uncredited)

      Performed by Red Hot Chili Peppers

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 juillet 1988 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Shakedown
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Astroland Park, Coney Island, Brooklyn, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Shapiro-Glickenhaus Entertainment
      • Blue Jean Cop
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    • Budget
      • 6 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 10 068 039 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 3 017 800 $US
      • 8 mai 1988
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 10 068 039 $US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 52 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Stereo
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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