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Genres:
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Action /
Comedy /
Crime /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Rod Daniel
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Actors:
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Mel Harris,
Ed O'Neill,
Cotter Smith,
Daniel Davis,
John Snyder,
Koton,
James Belushi,
Kevin Tighe,
James Handy,
Pruitt Taylor Vince
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Duration:
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101 min.
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Rating:
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(5.5/10)135
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Plot Summary:
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James Belushi stars as Thomas Dooley, a narcotics cop whose unorthodox methods make him unable to collaborate up with anybody on the operative--not anyone forgiving, that is. When Dooley needs boost busting a significant upper dealer, he is assigned a partner named Jerry Lee--who is, in actuality, a more headstrong German Lead trained to spirit out drugs. At first, the pair labour to surmise from each other but eventually learn to work together inclusive of a series of stakeouts and other comedic misadventures.
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Tags:
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K-9
Hollywood, desperately looking for mod variations on the inharmonious-cops working, briefly lit upon the concept of the buddy-doggy movie. Fortunately fit non-dog lovers, it was a genre that proved to be experiencing as much staying power as some Christmas puppies. This the same, produced in the same year as the Tom Hanks comedy Turner and Hooch, has James Belushi as the detective who is reluctantly partnered with a surly canine in a bid to crack a -smuggling loop. Belushi is as affable as ever, but even he looks a little embarrassed close to the affair, markedly the mawkish ending.
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