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Serpico

1973

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / Thriller

Serpico

1973

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / Thriller

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93% TOMATOMETER · 55 reviews

88% AUDIENCE · 50K ratings

7.7/10 · 149.3K

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new york city corruption hippie police biography idealism

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Plot summary

New York cop Frank Serpico blows the whistle on the rampant corruption in the force only to have his comrades turn against him.

Director

Sidney Lumet

Top cast

Edward Grover as Lombardo

Al Pacino as Serpico

F. Murray Abraham as Detective Partner

Kenneth McMillan as Charlie

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

936.1 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

TV-14

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23.976 fps

2 hr 10 min

Seeds 24

1.96 GB

1920*1072

English 2.0

TV-14

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23.976 fps

2 hr 10 min

Seeds 59

5.86 GB

3840*2072

English 5.1

TV-14

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 10 min

Seeds 13

Comments 12

exotika 1144 days ago

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lala7mac 2159 days ago

Possible to offer 2160p with HDR?

dodi8219 3537 days ago

thnx a lot

mokshagntej 3774 days ago

Nice movie...loved it :)

somaodio 3784 days ago

Great Movie, Great Soundtrack! Pacino at his best

sudo 3807 days ago

To be included in "Top 10 Al Pacino Movies"

warren 3813 days ago

Much Appreciated

rayandkath 3813 days ago

Great movie,thanks a lot.

jkiper 3813 days ago

Thanks YTS Team.

hafezeku 3813 days ago

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IMDb reviews

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9 / 10

An honest cop. Who would believe that? Serpico

John Chard

An honest cop. Who would believe that? Serpico is directed by Sidney Lumet and adapted to screenplay by Waldo Salt and Norman Wexler from Peter Maas’ biography…

9 / 10

Pacino Shines in Classic Grim & Gritty Crime Biopic

dtb

I'd been wanting to see SERPICO for some time; this real-life crime drama based on Peter Maas' nonfiction bestseller about an honest cop fighting corruption in…

I'd been wanting to see SERPICO for some time; this real-life crime drama based on Peter Maas' nonfiction bestseller about an honest cop fighting corruption in the NYPD was one of the few grim-and-gritty New York crime dramas that my older brother didn't take me to see when I was a kid! :-) (I should explain that my brother, 9 years my senior, used to take me to the kind of movies he wanted to see -- films like TAXI DRIVER, REPORT TO THE COMMISSIONER, etc. Fortunately, I developed a taste for them as well, though our mother didn't think they were really appropriate for a girl as young as I was then. :-) No wonder this film helped young Al Pacino's then-rising star (he was fresh off THE GODFATHER when he began filming SERPICO) to soar to the stratosphere, complete with an Oscar nomination. Pacino's earnest intensity fuses Frank Serpico's disparate qualities into a spellbinding performance. The guy is a bundle of contradictions, the kind of man who could charm you, move you, and drive you crazy at the same time: a nice Catholic boy who can't commit to any of the devoted women in his life; an honest, downright rigid moralist who's also a free spirit known as "Paco" to his friends and lovers; and an undercover cop with detective aspirations whose hippie-like appearance rankled his superiors and fellow officers even as it helped him blend in on assignments. Pacino's riveting performance carries the film, with fine support by John Randolph, Tony Roberts, M. Emmet Walsh, Barbara eda-Young and Cornelia Sharpe, not to mention memorable uncredited turns by F. Murray Abraham, Judd Hirsch, Kenneth McMillan, and Tony LoBianco, among others. Sidney Lumet's taut direction of the script by Waldo Salt and Norman Wexler does Maas' source material proud, as well as taking advantage of evocative NYC locations (just try getting this kind of atmosphere in Canada, I dare you! :-). The sparing use of simple yet haunting music by Mikis Theodorakis sets the tone well. The end result: one of the best films of the 1970s and beyond. Rent the DVD to see some fascinating extras about the making of the film and the filmmakers' experiences with Frank Serpico himself, including interviews with Lumet and producer Martin Bregman (no Pacino, alas).

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