Detectives at a rundown police precinct in Boston scramble to catch a bomber who's targeting local politicians while trying to extort money from the city.
Trailer
Pemeran
Richard A. Colla
Director
Burt Reynolds
Det. Steve Carella
Jack Weston
Det. Meyer Meyer
Tom Skerritt
Det. Bert Kling
Raquel Welch
Det. Eileen McHenry
James McEachin
Det. Arthur Brown
Steve Ihnat
Det. Andy Parker
Dan Frazer
Lt. Byrnes
Bert Remsen
Sgt. Murchison
Stewart Moss
Det. Hal Willis
H. Benny Markowitz
Patrolman Levine
James Victor
Patrolman Gomez
Royce D. Applegate
Patrolman Cramer
Tom Lawrence
Patrolman Crosby
Norman Burton
Police Commissioner Nelson
Vince Howard
Patrolman Marshall
Jake Lexa
Patrolman Miscolo
Britt Leach
Detective
Brian Doyle-Murray
Detective
Evan Hunter
Writer
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Komentar
5 Komentar
source: Fuzz
Fuzz
Put together a cast that includes Burt Reynolds, Yul Brynner, Jack Weston, Racquel Welch, and Tom Skerrit and you would think that you would have a movie worth watching. Not here. I have been busy with work and not able to see Hot Fuzz yet, so I tuned into Fuzz. I needn't have bothered. It was a total waste of time. It was supposed to be a comedy with multiple stories like M.A.S.H., but it just didn't work. I not only didn't laugh once, but it was hard to stay interested. Raquel Welch was totally wasted in this film. Catch her in The Three Musketeers.
I like Burt Reynolds in a comedy such as "The End", and was hoping for something along those lines here. "Fuzz" is not even close, and certainly cannot be considered a comedy. Any effort at humor seems extremely forced, and just plain not funny. A pretty good cast is almost totally wasted, Reynolds and Welch most notably. Tom Skeritt seems simply along for the ride. Too many characters with little or no development, and a plot that stretches credibility to the extreme. I mean, letting anybody near a bomb target's car, nevertheless under the hood, is a real rubber band job. I rate this 1.0 out of ten for all of the above reasons. - MERK
