Persecución implacable
Il poliziotto della brigata criminale
Director:
Henri VerneuilCámara:
Jean PenzerMúsica:
Ennio MorriconeReparto:
Jean-Paul Belmondo, Charles Denner, Adalberto Maria Merli, Rosy Varte, Jean Martin, Giovanni Cianfriglia, Maurice Auzel, Lea Massari, Albert Delpy (más)Streaming (1)
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Una serie de asesinatos en París alerta a todas las autoridades policiales de la ciudad. Todos los crímenes tienen algo en común: las víctimas son mujeres prostitutas y siempre aparece la firma de “Minos”. El inspector Jean Letellier (Jean-Paul Belmondo) es quien deberá hacerse cargo de este caso que está siendo comentado en cada rincón de la ciudad y que está desacreditando a la policía. Una persecución por los tejados de París será lo mínimo a lo que deberá enfrentarse el inspector Jean porque el misterioso, escurridizo y psicópata “Minos” no se dejará atrapar tan fácilmente. (Filmin)
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Fear Over the City is a classic film with Jean-Paul Belmondo. It features the harsh reality of the French film school with everything it entails. It’s a play of eyes, music, feelings and emotions. And all in a way that only the good old French of the 70s and 80s were able to pull off.
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Dirty Harry French style. Belmondo as a cop with an unconventional approach to criminals – I don't think the fingers on both hands would be enough to count the number of times we've seen Jean Paul in this role. Judging by the action in the film (pretty over-the-top) and knowing that Belmondo co-produced it, one can't help but think that it was made mainly to show how macho he still is and the nice stunts he still has in store (it must be said, in this respect he had no competition among his fellow actors, not even in the legendary stunt doubles "denier" Steve McQueen). Because the trivial plot is definitely not the highlight of Fear over the City, where the logic took a day off and some of the plot holes are unbelievable. All crowned by an ultra-violent villain who would look great in any parody. There are plenty of Belmondo movies that still feel fresh and inventive, this one is not one of them.
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