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Dead Bang

1989

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

Dead Bang

1989

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

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38% TOMATOMETER · 13 reviews

45% AUDIENCE · 1K ratings

6.1/10 · 5.1K

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neo-nazism colorado los angeles, california

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Plot summary

Los Angeles homicide detective Jerry Beck searches for the murderer who killed a police officer on Christmas Eve. The investigation takes Beck inside the violent world of hate groups and white supremacists, who are hatching a deadly plot to attack even more innocent people. Beck must also confront his own personal demons, including his growing problem with alcohol, if he wants to track down and stop the violent neo-Nazis before it is too late.

Director

John Frankenheimer

Top cast

Daniel Quinn as James 'Hard Rock' Ellis

William Traylor as Elton Tremmel

Penelope Ann Miller as Linda

Sam Scarber as Detective Bilson

Tech specs

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936.62 MB

1280*724

English 2.0

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23.976 fps

1 hr 41 min

Seeds 1

1.7 GB

1912*1080

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 41 min

Seeds 8

934.84 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 41 min

Seeds 1

1.69 GB

1904*1072

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 41 min

Seeds 6

Comments 9

erblaa 727 days ago

Classic! Top notch suspended from start to end.

eyottan 737 days ago

@yopapapipi how about this white on white violence: why did nazis didnt like and killed alot of slavic or england treated the irish bad

darkfnord 739 days ago

So, we can't even enjoy an old movie without racists defending the bad guys?

NightOwl126 739 days ago

Gotta luv all the MAGA crybabies defending white supremacy on this board. If you think the KKK and Neo Nazi's aren't hate groups, please do us all a favor by not breeding and not voting this election cycle.

eyottan 739 days ago

@CaptainBigBollox whats the origin of white pride compare to black pride or brown pride?

Van_Man 2031 days ago

Thanks, Hope it's good !

SDyts 2032 days ago

thanx

suvide76 2032 days ago

Have not seen this one since it came out.......thx Freeman

beejerman 2032 days ago

Good flick! TY

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10 / 10

I haven't seen this before. A cop with

GenerationofSwine

I haven't seen this before. A cop with a dead partner, sure, I have seen that. A scumbag FBI agent, yeah, I've seen that too. I've also seen a widow that…

7 / 10

Stale Clichés Sprinkled with Crumbs of Peculiarity

jzappa

There's a specific brand of cop in film and on TV that apparently appeals to audiences. Typically, he's alienated from his family because he's too dedicated to…

There's a specific brand of cop in film and on TV that apparently appeals to audiences. Typically, he's alienated from his family because he's too dedicated to his job and consumes too much of his time doing it and not enough with them. Or debasing brutality has taken too big a chunk out of his consciousness for him to frequent the society of women and children. Generally, he eats three meals of pizza or Chinese and drinks like a fish. The company he keeps does nothing for his lexicon. And the first thing everybody tells him is that he looks terrible. In Dead Bang, Don Johnson plays this classic brand of cop, to a tee. Has anyone ever made a movie about a good cop who is neurotically orderly? The one perhaps determining stroke contributed by Dead Bang is a scene in which the inebriated investigator heaves onto a suspect. His name is Beck and on Christmas Eve he's designated to probe the murder of another LA cop. He produces the name of a freshly paroled offender apparently affiliated with a disheveled band of white supremacists. There are a few rows and gunfights, and a Fed overplayed by William Forsythe imposes himself. Also, due to his wreckless ways, which appear somewhat restrained relative to that of most movie cops, Beck is ordered by the chief to obtain permission from a police shrink or be removed from the case. However since Michael Jeter's counselor resembles Woody Allen, Beck breaks up and the doctor grows annoyed and the opportunity of remaining on the case seems remote, that is till Beck has a very unclinical, clear-cut and inhospitable talk with the slightly built fellow. Near the beginning, there's an unwanted detour in which Beck beds Penelope Ann Miller who, unbeknownst to him, was the wife of the murdered cop. But when he faces her with the information, that's all and she never appears again. From then on out it's all boys, and there is some inexplicably evocative dialogue in which Beck and his contemporaries talk about "going through doors" together. Beck says there's only one thing that counts: Is there anyone who'd be afraid to go through a door with him? And later, his police chief replies, "I want you to know that I'd go through a door with you anytime." Johnson's eyes look aloof, but he's got some presence here, doing the work and really deriving something appealing out of the formula. As the burdensome G-man, Forsythe is the essence of trivial-mindedness. At one point, he looks at a shivering Beck with gravitas and says, "You didn't bring a cold-weather coat? What's wrong with you?" Also, Bob Balaban, as a whipped parole officer, and Tim Reid, as a local police chief, give their roles some punch. However, what the audience sees, actually, are a couple of white-supremacist psychopaths with a fixation on racial purity and homemade apple tarts. Their main advocates are a handful of dim-witted Hell's Angels sorts who, when they need funds, raid the Mexican bar right next door, kill everyone in it and then are astonished when the authorities appear. John Frankenheimer's control is tight enough but quite mechanical: He sustains the action but doesn't furnish much character. Then again, Robert Foster's script is speckled with crumbs of peculiarity, practically all of them minor. Frankenheimer, the director of three of the most sharply honed and deeply affecting conspiracy movies ever made, is also responsible for some of the more negligible.

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