Director:
Buddy Van HornGuión:
Steve SharonCámara:
Jack N. GreenMúsica:
Lalo SchifrinReparto:
Clint Eastwood, Patricia Clarkson, Liam Neeson, Evan C. Kim, Michael Currie, Michael Goodwin, Jim Carrey, Nicholas Love, Marc Alaimo, Justin Whalin (más)Streaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
Clint Eastwood interpretando a Harry 'el sucio', el legendario inspector de homicidios continúa con su mal humor y su famosa mágnum 44. En esta ocasión investiga el caso de unas apuestas que se están realizando sobre qué famosos van a morir próximamente. Un asesino en serie aparece en escena y todas las apuestas cambian radicalmente. Harry deberá capturarle pero se encuentra con el problema añadido de que su nombre ha aparecido en la lista de celebridades que van a morir próximamente. (Warner Bros. España)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Yet another chapter in the Dirty Harry saga. Much like its predecessor Sudden Impact, it has solidified for me that the 70s version of Harry Callahan was better than his 80s version. It's not necessarily about the character's advancing age; the older stories simply felt more gripping. This time, the main villain was shrouded in mystery for quite some time, but upon reveal, he fell flat for me, barely registering as noteworthy. Harry seemed to spend more time at dinners than delivering his trademark dry remarks, and if not for the Italian mafiosos, I might have struggled to stay entertained. / Lesson learned: When aiming for a catch, it's best to wield a harpoon. 3*-
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Definitely the weakest episode of the whole series, where I didn't even feel that Harry Callahan had that much of an important a role. The aim was to create a film that would appeal to young people, so they included quirky characters and focused on making it cool, but not necessarily good. Neeson's not even that impressive here, except for the ponytail.
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