***** True of all ideologues, even when there are facts they can use, it's safer to keep them dumb, but it' also sad when you get people that think they have facts, and rattle off a list of talking points, but its just repetition, they do no research themselves. They think they have the intellectual high ground. You see this in these comments sections, and it gets worse when they don't even bother to cite "facts" they where exposed to, they just claim facts debunk something and people should just agree with them. They are not even pseudo-intellectual, its just a reflexive objection.
The scene where Sunny comes on to Harry was inspired by the fuck-ton of fan-mail that Clint got from San Francisco's female Asian population (they apparently made up a huge percentage of the "Dirty Harry" fanbase). The actress who played her was Clint's real-life girlfriend.
2wingo Seriously, I thought he was already married at the time, I like his acting skills, but I don't like his attitude towards women, especially after that thing he had with Sondra Locke
and co-written by Michael Cimino, who won the Academy Award for *"The Deer Hunter"* and directed the once infamous, now a master-piece (excluding the real animal deaths) *"Heaven's Gate"* that almost killed United Artists before it was saved by James Bond with his 1981 mission: *"For Your Eyes Only".*
Thank you. Thank you. As a kid growing up in the UK during the 80's, The BBC would only show this late on a Saturday Night once a year. A strange ritual thus developed. For some bizarre reason, my parents would forego their usual draconian viewing policy and allow their nursery/primary school aged-son to watch this film unattended. Their I'd be, face barely six inches away from the crappy old telly, surrounded by junk food and carbionated soda bottles in my spider-man jimmies, in a state of rapture. Thanks for the trip Rageaholic.
When it comes to the scene where they shoot the target in the crotch. In the Marines we were taught to shoot there, because there's major arteries and if you break their pelvic, they cant walk; That was in addition to hitting center mass or their T-box (the area around the eyes and nose)
The .44 Magnum became so popular after Dirty Harry that there were people waiting months and months to get one. There's still a lot of them out there that have never been fired because a lot of the buyers just wanted to own the gun and didn't really care about shooting it. It's always funny to see one of those cannons casually fired one handed, but it's a movie so it's allowed to be awesome at the cost of realism.
I think more powerful loads have better accuracy. You can fire 44 special rounds. But if he wanted to fire 44 special rounds there's no need for a 44 magnum. But a 44 magnum is generally not used by police. The 9mm is effective and doesn't have the eardrum shattering muzzle blast and recoil.
Firing a 44 magnum would cause hearing damage to the shooter and anyone else there. The 44 mag is actually a big game hunting round. The police and military usually use 9mm pistols.
Indeed..the greatest paradox of all..The Smith Model 29 is indeed a "Magnum"..but Harry Callahan tells the Colt Python toting rookies that he uses a "light special"..!
If the character Harry Callahan was a cop in Gotham City, he would have shot Batman dead for dressing up in a cape and mask... Then he would finish his burger.
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***** Eastwood is one of my all time favorite actors and directors. And Dirty Harry one of my favorite, if not my favorite movie franchise. So after watching the first review, I had to scratch that itch pretty badly
+Helge Kvamme I ordered the Grindhouse Blu-Ray Collector's Edition. Mr. Razorfist, I request both Death Proof & Planet Terror as a double feature review. Plz good sir
Still one of my favorite scenes is when Harry meets the death squad in the garage. "All our heroes are dead." - Still sends a chill up my spine sometimes and poignant that separates Harry from them.
I want to point out the sheer awesomeness that this movie displays Harry being significantly more intelligent in how he does things. When shooting (hehe) the shit with the vigilante cops, he asks to borrow one of their guns for a target shoot, he shoots at a pillar with said vigilante cop’s face on it. He comes back to grab the bullet for Ballistics, but it also was his way of saying “I’m onto you.” He also kills all the vigilante cops without firing a single shot
***** Suppressed shotguns actually exist and are practical, though I doubt they existed in the '80s when No Country For Old Men is set. Suppressing a revolver has been done but it is highly impractical, especially with a powerful revolver. There is a gap between the revolving cylinder and the barrel where blast escapes when fired. The Nagant M1895 is one of very few revolvers that can effectively use a suppressor, because of it's unusual gas seal system that presses the cylinder against the barrel when fired to prevent blast escaping.
***** Well unlike what is often shown in movies the purpose of silencers is not to make the gun so quiet that it is practically inaudible. The purpose of a silencer it to allow you to use a gun without ear protection and not damage your hearing. In general a silenced gun is still very loud and can still be heard from great distances. Of course this is the movies so high powered sniper rifles that make the sound of a pen drop for everyone!
For me, the only short coming on this classic movie is, They had promoted David Souls cop as a badass sure shot and I was wanting to them both in a show down gun fight to see who is better!
I saw this in the movie theatre when it opened! I was 13, and thrilled to discover that nobody cared about the R rating, they just wanted my money! (Yay capitalism!) 1973 was a pretty joyous time, no one was being sent to Viet Nam any more, and we were doing moonshot after moonshot. What a great nation we were, and so deserving of great action flicks like this one. What the hell ever happened to that country?
The scene where the pimp kills the hooker by force feeding her draino is believed to have partially inspired a real life crime called The High-Fi Murders that happened in Provo Utah in the mid 1970's The killers went into an electronics store tied up all of the people(5 in total) in the store before raping the women torturing them all and forcing them all to drink draino before shooting them all in the face before stealing some electronics and leaving like nothing happened. Both were caught tried and sentenced to death, during their time on death row they were the most hated inmates on death row (Gary Gilmore reportedly stopped in front of each of their cells as he was being walked to the execution chamber and told them both "I'll see you in hell" before spitting in their faces). One (Dale Selby) was executed in 1987 and the other (William Andrews) got the hot shot in 1992.
Eastwood said he objected to the actual murder being shown. For one thing, it's _very_ exploitative with lots of glimpses down her cleavage or up her skirt while she's fighting for her life. Not cool. But also: in the morgue scene afterward, the coroner says "he poured Drano down her throat" and it's left to your imagination, which makes the previous scene unnecessary and probably hits the audience harder.
Excellent you caught all of the incredible parts of this timeless classic exxxxxxcept the pink Cadillac pimpmobile complete with a gold grill and white fur interior xD
You're right; great sequel. Lalo Schifrin's work here is the best in the series imo. Fantastic score. Also shoutout to the Ray-Ban Baloramas; got me a pair cuz of this awesome flick ;)
You forgot to mention that the reason Harry was sleeping with his asian neighbor was asian women kept writing letters to Eastwood about them wanting 10 inches of Eastwood.
Brother Rage, Preach on! I have watched this multiple times now and I have to hand it to you, Dennis Miller would be proud! Your razor wit, timing and humor have got me rolling and I am hooked. Thanks for posting this masterpiece!
Another great review from The Rageaholic and I would like to use this occasion to say something might cause an uprising: Despite the well-deserved classic status of the original, Magnum Force is my personal favorite Dirty Harry film. Just an all-around 70's action perfection.
Hell fucking yes. Magnum Force is my most-watched Dirty Harry movie and my favorite entry in the franchise, ever since I first saw it as a kid in the early 80's.
I hope you see this I JUST found you My SECOND FAVE film after the original PLANET OF THE APES is ESCAPE FROM N.Y. I'm 53 I grew up with these You are awesome I build Models of these guys Hope you are on fb I'll show you
This may be the greatest movie review of all time. One of the greatest action movies of all time, with just the right guy to review it, with just a taste of Motorhead
A fun review of an enjoyable feature that helped forge all the tropes we would later have as classic cliches. A friendly note to *****: Dirty Harry could only have invented the SF chase scene had Steve McQueen never existed. www.imdb.com/title/tt0062765/?ref_=nv_sr_1
I watched this for the first time today. My interpretation is you're supposed to initially think McCoy is the culprit, and that will be the twist (he's frequently said to be crazy and bitter). Thus when two traffic cops come face to face in the building and McCoy is the one who GETS shot, I was more surprised than I have been by a twist in a long time. A double twist, I guess.
Imagine if you will, I'm listening to this review on a loud speaker at my factory job, because we're aloud to listen, but not watch, WHEN SUDDENLY... 4:18
I thought those comical sex noises were your contribution, until you showed the balloon. Wow, that was real? Great video, sir. And I’ve got to check this one out.
I like your videos and humor. The political stuff is kind of played. Some of us need a break from the political hate. You are very funny naturally, quick wit,
This to me is the best of the Dirty Harry series. It has everything! Amazing soundtrack, shootings, bombs in pools, drain cleaner down the throat, David Soul, 44 magnum, Hot Asian chick oh and Clint Eastwood :)
The first film is fantastic and somewhat legendary. The second film isn't so legendary, but actually a whole lot better. Erm... can that even happen? Apparently so! One point I wish the "Rage" would have touched upon during these reviews, would be Lalo Schifrin's very iconic soundtracks. Not just the bad ass dirty main themes for the first two flicks, but some really solid sound design in this particular film.
Anyone that says Dirty Harry is a "fascist character" should watch this film 1,000 times and shut the fuck up about it.
***** My god... someone in youtube comments that understands politics.
***** True of all ideologues, even when there are facts they can use, it's safer to keep them dumb, but it' also sad when you get people that think they have facts, and rattle off a list of talking points, but its just repetition, they do no research themselves. They think they have the intellectual high ground. You see this in these comments sections, and it gets worse when they don't even bother to cite "facts" they where exposed to, they just claim facts debunk something and people should just agree with them. They are not even pseudo-intellectual, its just a reflexive objection.
remotefreak147 The only real fascists are the ones imposing political correctness.
+Son of Tiamat So is the only proper way to negotiate with them with a ouija board?
I would like to thank Elmer Keith, for the invention of the .44 magnum, without which this movie wouldn't have been possible.
Also the. 357 Magnum and .41 Magnum.
The scene where Sunny comes on to Harry was inspired by the fuck-ton of fan-mail that Clint got from San Francisco's female Asian population (they apparently made up a huge percentage of the "Dirty Harry" fanbase). The actress who played her was Clint's real-life girlfriend.
2wingo Seriously, I thought he was already married at the time, I like his acting skills, but I don't like his attitude towards women, especially after that thing he had with Sondra Locke
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I HATE SUSHI!
I hope Razorfist will apologise for the appalling voiceover ad the awful language
@@edwardharriss1463Sondra Locke was a psycho gold digger..why he ever went for her I don’t know,not even that hot
MAGNUM FORCE was written by John Milius the Director of Conan the Barbarian...
44 take down my foe, or to hell with you!
And The Wind and The Lion.
and co-written by Michael Cimino, who won the Academy Award for *"The Deer Hunter"* and directed the once infamous, now a master-piece (excluding the real animal deaths) *"Heaven's Gate"* that almost killed United Artists before it was saved by James Bond with
his 1981 mission: *"For Your Eyes Only".*
Thank you. Thank you. As a kid growing up in the UK during the 80's, The BBC would only show this late on a Saturday Night once a year. A strange ritual thus developed. For some bizarre reason, my parents would forego their usual draconian viewing policy and allow their nursery/primary school aged-son to watch this film unattended. Their I'd be, face barely six inches away from the crappy old telly, surrounded by junk food and carbionated soda bottles in my spider-man jimmies, in a state of rapture. Thanks for the trip Rageaholic.
woodins2008 soda? Never heard of it.
They late night post watershed viewing is the source of many a movie classic viewing even into the 90s.
woodins2008 as a kid in America I watch this is a five-year-old,
@@IRMentat i was very young when I watched this with my father. One of our favorite movies we share
@@ZombryaTheDark same, I had one of those fathers who would sit down with his son and watch rated R films with.... at 6. God bless you father.
@@GunManGunHand thats what got me into RoboCop also
Plot- and pacing-wise, "Magnum Force" might be the strongest Dirty Harry movie. Screenplay by a young John Milius.
When it comes to the scene where they shoot the target in the crotch. In the Marines we were taught to shoot there, because there's major arteries and if you break their pelvic, they cant walk; That was in addition to hitting center mass or their T-box (the area around the eyes and nose)
I never even noticed, that is true there the femoral artery is run around there which is the second largest artery if I'm not mistaken.
If Clint created the pre-mortem one liner in the original Dirty Harry, he also created the post-mortem one liner here in the sequel.
The .44 Magnum became so popular after Dirty Harry that there were people waiting months and months to get one. There's still a lot of them out there that have never been fired because a lot of the buyers just wanted to own the gun and didn't really care about shooting it. It's always funny to see one of those cannons casually fired one handed, but it's a movie so it's allowed to be awesome at the cost of realism.
I think more powerful loads have better accuracy. You can fire 44 special rounds. But if he wanted to fire 44 special rounds there's no need for a 44 magnum.
But a 44 magnum is generally not used by police. The 9mm is effective and doesn't have the eardrum shattering muzzle blast and recoil.
charlesvan13 Correction, the .44 magnum is practically never used by the police, that thing is a f***ing hand cannon
dirtnastyish I've always wanted to at least try one at a range, but, of course, I live in Britain, so I can't
Firing a 44 magnum would cause hearing damage to the shooter and anyone else there. The 44 mag is actually a big game hunting round. The police and military usually use 9mm pistols.
Indeed..the greatest paradox of all..The Smith Model 29 is indeed a "Magnum"..but Harry Callahan tells the Colt Python toting rookies that he uses a "light special"..!
If the character Harry Callahan was a cop in Gotham City, he would have shot Batman dead for dressing up in a cape and mask... Then he would finish his burger.
If Dirty Harry was a cop in Gotham, all of Batman's villains would be as cold as Mr. Freeze.
Joker’d be more afraid of Harry than he was of the IRS...
Now thats an idea, Batman and Dirty Harry!
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".....depends is Al Sharpton close by?" LMAO it's hilarious because it's true.
Blu-ray collection box is ordered. So Dirty Harry Marathon is incomming
Helge Kvamme Good call.
***** Eastwood is one of my all time favorite actors and directors. And Dirty Harry one of my favorite, if not my favorite movie franchise. So after watching the first review, I had to scratch that itch pretty badly
+Helge Kvamme I ordered the Grindhouse Blu-Ray Collector's Edition. Mr. Razorfist, I request both Death Proof & Planet Terror as a double feature review. Plz good sir
I have 4 of them on #DVD. Definately worth A marathon
I got the 2 disc set, Dirty Harry and Magnum Force in one Blu-ray case.
Still one of my favorite scenes is when Harry meets the death squad in the garage. "All our heroes are dead." - Still sends a chill up my spine sometimes and poignant that separates Harry from them.
I want to point out the sheer awesomeness that this movie displays Harry being significantly more intelligent in how he does things. When shooting (hehe) the shit with the vigilante cops, he asks to borrow one of their guns for a target shoot, he shoots at a pillar with said vigilante cop’s face on it. He comes back to grab the bullet for Ballistics, but it also was his way of saying “I’m onto you.”
He also kills all the vigilante cops without firing a single shot
Magnum Force (1973) is not the origin of modern car chase Bullitt (1968) and The French Connection (1971) are both iconic examples
Technically, 'ben hurr' precedes them both; but there are black and white comedies with car chases.
For fucks sake. A silenced .44 Magnum?! Physics ladies and gentlemen, physics. Back when movies weren't afraid to be batshit awesome.
***** If I'm not mistaken, the 'Magnum Force' actually use .357 Magnum Revolvers, not a .44 Magnum.
Good to know. BUT a silenced Magnum!Imagine the real life repercussions if random hoodlums could silence there hand cannons.
***** very true the group of cops use colt pythons in .357 magnum while dirty harry uses his smith and wesson 629 in .44 magnum
***** Suppressed shotguns actually exist and are practical, though I doubt they existed in the '80s when No Country For Old Men is set.
Suppressing a revolver has been done but it is highly impractical, especially with a powerful revolver. There is a gap between the revolving cylinder and the barrel where blast escapes when fired. The Nagant M1895 is one of very few revolvers that can effectively use a suppressor, because of it's unusual gas seal system that presses the cylinder against the barrel when fired to prevent blast escaping.
***** Well unlike what is often shown in movies the purpose of silencers is not to make the gun so quiet that it is practically inaudible. The purpose of a silencer it to allow you to use a gun without ear protection and not damage your hearing. In general a silenced gun is still very loud and can still be heard from great distances.
Of course this is the movies so high powered sniper rifles that make the sound of a pen drop for everyone!
Just when I thought that car chase couldn't be any more badass...suddenly Motorhead. Good call on the musical choice there!
For me, the only short coming on this classic movie is, They had promoted David Souls cop as a badass sure shot and I was wanting to them both in a show down gun fight to see who is better!
"Man's got to know his limitations". That was the point at the end, he played more intelligent than they.
@@marjanp Briggs was right, you guys don't have enough experience.
My Zippo has 'A mans got to know his limitations' engraved on it
Killer video. Now imagine a Cobra/Harry buddy cop movie. The shitbags might as well start digging their graves.
trago1337 You know what the problem with you is? You're too violent.
I saw this in the movie theatre when it opened! I was 13, and thrilled to discover that nobody cared about the R rating, they just wanted my money! (Yay capitalism!) 1973 was a pretty joyous time, no one was being sent to Viet Nam any more, and we were doing moonshot after moonshot. What a great nation we were, and so deserving of great action flicks like this one. What the hell ever happened to that country?
Short answer: corruption and unlimited illegal immigration.
A distinct lack of Eastwood and Bronson.
We started valuing life more?
People like you refused to value it.
The kid with the balloon sound effect...epic! Godspeed Razorfist, yet another masterpiece !!
Harry: "You heroes have killed a dozen people this week. What are you going to do next week?" Davis: "Kill a dozen more."
I wanna see a cross over between Judge Dredd (and that's comics Dredd ok, the real Dredd), Dirty Harry and RoboCop!
You'd better put some respect on Dredd with Carl Urban. He was spot on
That last one-liner is EPIC
Cant make films like this these days. Amazing how much the world has changed in a couple decades
The scene where the pimp kills the hooker by force feeding her draino is believed to have partially inspired a real life crime called The High-Fi Murders that happened in Provo Utah in the mid 1970's
The killers went into an electronics store tied up all of the people(5 in total) in the store before raping the women torturing them all and forcing them all to drink draino before shooting them all in the face before stealing some electronics and leaving like nothing happened.
Both were caught tried and sentenced to death, during their time on death row they were the most hated inmates on death row (Gary Gilmore reportedly stopped in front of each of their cells as he was being walked to the execution chamber and told them both "I'll see you in hell" before spitting in their faces).
One (Dale Selby) was executed in 1987 and the other (William Andrews) got the hot shot in 1992.
Eastwood said he objected to the actual murder being shown. For one thing, it's _very_ exploitative with lots of glimpses down her cleavage or up her skirt while she's fighting for her life. Not cool. But also: in the morgue scene afterward, the coroner says "he poured Drano down her throat" and it's left to your imagination, which makes the previous scene unnecessary and probably hits the audience harder.
I hadnt heard of that crime, may have to look it up.
@@mrnobody6447
It's one of the most infamous mass murders in modern utah history.
Look up "The Hi-Fi Murders" for more information.
@@Hammerhead547 thankyou I just never heard of it.
Excellent you caught all of the incredible parts of this timeless classic exxxxxxcept the pink Cadillac pimpmobile complete with a gold grill and white fur interior xD
Hurley is black OCP dude from the first Robocop.
and the 2nd and 3rd
Well spotted
Holy Crap, I cant believe I missed that!!
It's a testament to the quality of Eastwood that all 5 Dirty Harry movies are great.
CZcams crashed for me right before that final one liner.
Wolfman at Large CZcams has it's limitations.
You're right; great sequel. Lalo Schifrin's work here is the best in the series imo. Fantastic score.
Also shoutout to the Ray-Ban Baloramas; got me a pair cuz of this awesome flick ;)
"Holy f*ck this is gonna be a massacre."
Truer words were never spoken.
Could you do They Live?
It's a shame they don't make revolvers like that anymore.
Invented the chase scene? Didn't "Bullit" come out in 1968? That had a pretty good chase scene in it.
i was looking for Cinemasins of this movie, but i found you, love it! liked and subbed! hello from Cobourg Ontario Canada! great stuff
Lmfao every time I hear austin powers "judo chop!"
You forgot to mention that the reason Harry was sleeping with his asian neighbor was asian women kept writing letters to Eastwood about them wanting 10 inches of Eastwood.
Brother Rage, Preach on! I have watched this multiple times now and I have to hand it to you, Dennis Miller would be proud! Your razor wit, timing and humor have got me rolling and I am hooked. Thanks for posting this masterpiece!
Okay I take it back, Magnum Force (despite some flaws) is a pretty good sequel after all.
Another great review from The Rageaholic and I would like to use this occasion to say something might cause an uprising: Despite the well-deserved classic status of the original, Magnum Force is my personal favorite Dirty Harry film. Just an all-around 70's action perfection.
RIP to David Soul. (John Davis) (1943-2024)
Great review. Also one of my favourite 70’s movies.
In 1988 i bought a S&W model 29 because of the Dirty Harry series nuff said.
I have a Zippo that is inscribed with 'A mans got to know his limitations'
Dirty Harry + Motorhead = Orgasmic Pleasure!!!!
What does it say about my life when I recognize the sex moans at 4:17 from Another Lady Innocent?
+Roudansk Alamir I was searching to see a comment like this, thank you for not disappointing me
+thezec Your welcome and thank you for not judging me.
You're hands are way too busy
Idk, but I appreciate you providing the sauce. ;)
My favorite of the Dirty Harry movies
Is this when Clint Eastwood had the media label him as a racist/lover of Asians?
Hell fucking yes. Magnum Force is my most-watched Dirty Harry movie and my favorite entry in the franchise, ever since I first saw it as a kid in the early 80's.
"what's your last name? Demise?!"
Rage-a-fucking-holic for president. I'd watch every goddamn speech thrice.
My favourite Dirty Harry movie too
God I love these reviews as much as the movies themselves. This has been the best one yet.
Oh Magnum Force, the opening credits makes me laugh every goddamn time. Good sequel though,,,
My favorite Dirty Harry movie. His bad assery is ratcheted up to eleven in this film.
you know even your boss can reluctantly admit you're a total badass when he allows you to call him by his last name only right to his face.
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Thanks to your videos I have finally started watching the Dirty Harry Franchise. So far, Magnum Force is easily my favorite.
Oh my god. Razorfist *does* have eyes!!
This may be the greatest movie review of all time. One of the greatest action movies of all time, with just the right guy to review it, with just a taste of Motorhead
Magnum Force is fucking amazing. Couldn't agree more that it's the best action sequel of all time. THANKS RAZOR!
The wordplay! Bravo sir
Ah the .44 magnum. Once I get my FAL, the .44 is next.
Idk if anybody notice, but "Fatso" is John Mitchum, Robert Mitchum's brother.
Kneeeeling~! Kneeeeling~!
A fun review of an enjoyable feature that helped forge all the tropes we would later have as classic cliches.
A friendly note to *****: Dirty Harry could only have invented the SF chase scene had Steve McQueen never existed.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0062765/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Beats them like RuPaul at a klan rally.
Pure gold.
7:35 most iconic moment in all Razorfist's videos.
I watched this for the first time today. My interpretation is you're supposed to initially think McCoy is the culprit, and that will be the twist (he's frequently said to be crazy and bitter). Thus when two traffic cops come face to face in the building and McCoy is the one who GETS shot, I was more surprised than I have been by a twist in a long time. A double twist, I guess.
Magnum Force is a fuckin masterpiece imo
This is the best of the five....by far
Nobody, and I mean Nobody, eats a hot dog with ketchup.
4:21 that's some hentai shit right there
I was watching this on tv when it was interrupted by the Lockerbie bombing … never forgot it
Holy crap, this is MY favorite entry in the Dirty Harry series, too!
This is my favorite one...... So badass !
This movie is so. fucking. good. Great review, Razor!
Place your bets, because when the CHiPs are down, take a guess who will be standing over their corpses.
I love these kinds of videos. Very funny and kickass!! \m/ ^^
Something tells me you'd appreciate the subtlety of Mad Bull 34
I always loved this series even though I’ve only seen it once.
And this by far is my favorite of the series.
This is my favourite entry too.
1. Magnum Force
2. Sudden Inpact
3. Dirty Harry
4. The Enforcer
5. The Dead Pool
In that order
Imagine if you will, I'm listening to this review on a loud speaker at my factory job, because we're aloud to listen, but not watch, WHEN SUDDENLY... 4:18
Content not withstanding....your commentary is freaking HILARIOUS...
That massacre of the hot tub party people was pretty darn graphic for its time
The only revolver that could be suppresed is 1895 Nagant. Colt python's have a gap beteween the cylinder and the barrel.
Awesome movie. My favourite bad-ass cop.
Awesome series so far Razorfist! This series kicks ass, I saw the entire collection at Walmart for like $7.50. Maybe I'll pick it up sometime.
"Earlie............demise" for the win!
This is the best thing I ever saw.
The beginning was very nice
I thought those comical sex noises were your contribution, until you showed the balloon. Wow, that was real? Great video, sir. And I’ve got to check this one out.
Totally awesome! Love this film!
I like your videos and humor. The political stuff is kind of played. Some of us need a break from the political hate. You are very funny naturally, quick wit,
This to me is the best of the Dirty Harry series. It has everything! Amazing soundtrack, shootings, bombs in pools, drain cleaner down the throat, David Soul, 44 magnum, Hot Asian chick oh and Clint Eastwood :)
The first film is fantastic and somewhat legendary. The second film isn't so legendary, but actually a whole lot better. Erm... can that even happen? Apparently so!
One point I wish the "Rage" would have touched upon during these reviews, would be Lalo Schifrin's very iconic soundtracks. Not just the bad ass dirty main themes for the first two flicks, but some really solid sound design in this particular film.
Epic ! Your reviews are BRILL !
This is amazing!
4:17 From "Another Lady Innocent".
SPACE TRUCKER approved.