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Poliziotteschi film This is a short list of the ones I know. A a man Called Magnum 1974 Almost Human 1974 Big Guns 1973 Contraband 198, Kidnap 1974 Killer Cop 1975 What Have They Done To Your Daughters 1974
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#7153
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Same with What Have they done to your Daughters? It's police procedural in tracking down a killer which surely means giallo rather than Poliziotteschi which i'd say are more action orientated as the cops face crime lords and general gangland mayhem. |
#7154
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Poliziotteschi Films. 1. Almost Human (1974). 2. The Big Racket (1976). 3. Beast With A Gun (1977). 4. Street Law (1974). 5. Emergency Squad (1972). 6. Caliber 9 (1972). 7. Contraband (1980). 8. Live Like A Cop Die Like A Man (1976). 9. The Heroin Busters (1977). 10. The Cynic The Rat And The Fist (1977). |
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1. Caliber 9 2. Street Law 3. Rabid Dogs 4. Revolver 5. High Crime 6. Special Cop in Action 7. Tough Ones aka Rome Armed to the Teeth 8. Tony Arzenta aka Big Guns 9. Manhunt aka La mala ordina 10. Execution Squad |
#7156
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Interesting choice – it's not a film I'd have thought of as a poliziotteschi because of the absence of a policeman during the bulk of the running time.
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Poliziotteschi films cover the broad spectrum of Italian crime films from the the late 1960s-late 1970s - that’s certainly my criteria for selection - cops are absent or marginalised in a couple of my picks. |
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Likes all round! The Big Racket Fear In The City Street Law Contraband Revolver Heroin Busters High Crime The Cop In Blue Jeans Rome Armed To The Teeth Live Like A Cop Die Like A Man
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Nice to see another fan of Big Guns, and a genre expert as well. |
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I love Delon! I love Belmondo too but none of his films count as I can't think of one of his cop flicks that could be shoe-horned into the Italian cycle. Have you seen Peur sur la ville, Demdike? It's brilliant. |
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