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By Andrew G (1,437) on 14 Mar 2009

This movie was pretty good seeing as it was 1971. Gene Hackman was great and the chase scene was incredible. Very anti-climatic…

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By Dave C (1,370) on 12 Mar 2009

Now I'm gonna bust your ass for those three bags and I'm gonna nail you for picking your feet in Poughkeepsie…

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By Owen M (76) on 11 Mar 2009

No mincing, straight as a die action film carried through with Hackmann's portrayl of a pyschopathic Doyle. One of the best films ever made…

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By Stewart T (28) on 11 Mar 2009

Another film classic,great to watch with Hackman and Scheider putting in strong performances.Thought it ended a bit sharply but still a 70's…

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By Dead-Head M (125) on 06 Mar 2009

One Of Friedkin's Finest Films Along With The Exorcist. Hackman Is Terrific And Delivers Us One Of The Finest Car Chases In Movie History…

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By Evan K (781) on 06 Mar 2009

One Of Friedkin's Finest Films Along With The Exorcist. Hackman Is Terrific And Delivers Us One Of The Finest Car Chases In Movie History…

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By Enrique D (15) on 04 Mar 2009

I can see where Robert Ludlum got a good amount of his ideas for the Bourne Identity…

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By Joseph A (424) on 04 Mar 2009

I can see where Robert Ludlum got a good amount of his ideas for the Bourne Identity…

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By Matt T (586) on 01 Mar 2009

Having seen lots of cop/heist movies that came after this, the story can feel a bit 'derivative' and transparent…

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By Alex M (2,014) on 01 Mar 2009

The 60s and 70s films never sit overly well with me. This one is the same with it's pacing and camera style…

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By Tj R (102) on 01 Mar 2009

Having seen lots of cop/heist movies that came after this, the story can feel a bit 'derivative' and transparent…

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By Corey M (289) on 28 Feb 2009

This film really invented the gritty crime film. The camera work in this film is dynamite with some great push-in's and use of wide angles…

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By Corey N (878) on 28 Feb 2009

This is a great cop movie. Gene Hackman gives a great performance as Popeye Doyle the tough narcotics cop…

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By Alex V (837) on 27 Feb 2009

The French Connection is a fast paced cops and robbers story about heroine being smuggled into the United States by French criminals…

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By Bob W (910) on 15 Feb 2009

How boring. I didnt get into this at all. I like Gene Hackman, and I could identify a good performance by him…

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By Richard J (385) on 15 Feb 2009

One of the classic cop/heist movies and it holds up well…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 15 Feb 2009

Gritty New York realism and Hackman immense as Doyle - with a strong drugs plot and some great action this is a fantastic crime thriller…

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By Mattie C (4) on 14 Feb 2009

It was hard to get into at first because the exposition is shaky and you need to pay close attention, but once it gets going it doesn't let…

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By Joseph V (160) on 12 Feb 2009

My favorite crime drama. Doesn't get any better than this…

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By Remik B (7) on 10 Feb 2009

Gritty and realistic, you could even say documentary style. Great performances from Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider…

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