none of these will ever amount to Dirty Harry, but they got a formula, and it somewhat works. Kinda fun

none of these will ever amount to Dirty Harry, but they got a formula, and it somewhat works. Kinda fun

This was way better than I expected, and sure the story wasn't as great as the previous two and the villian was definitely lacking but the fast action and chase scenes make up for it, great balance of comedy and a great performance from eastwood yet again

This was way better than I expected, and sure the story wasn't as great as the previous two and the villian was definitely lacking but the fast action and chase scenes make up for it, great balance of comedy and a great performance from eastwood yet again

The "villians" in this third film of the Dirty Harry series is what brings the film down for me. Not because they're woke, but because they don't bring any constant thrill and danger. As a matter of fact, the workplace environment for women is the "bad guy" and most fearful force in the movie; and still the movie does a relatively bad job with it.

The "villians" in this third film of the Dirty Harry series is what brings the film down for me. Not because they're woke, but because they don't bring any constant thrill and danger. As a matter of fact, the workplace environment for women is the "bad guy" and most fearful force in the movie; and still the movie does a relatively bad job with it.

unfortunately this really missed the mark of what callahan is meant to be as a character. we don’t see him do all that much wrong in comparison to some the other films and for whatever reason they keep taking on and off of homicide despite the fact that every time they remove him no one else has a clue what’s going on.

now it doesn’t help that this movie is rather dated and having a woman police officer is common place now but for this it was seen as a vital plot point and controversy for harry to overcome. but then i’d argue he can’t possibly have learned much because he was right in the she got herself killed.

the antagonists in this one are also fairly lousy like they want money under the guise of some extremist banner. we don’t get to know much about them at all and honestly you forget they’re even involved for a good deal of the film. 

the worst of the series so far and honestly just lacked the understanding of who callahan is. the one liners and his interactions with people still save this movie in spots where nothing else makes lots of sense.

unfortunately this really missed the mark of what callahan is meant to be as a character. we don’t see him do all that much wrong in comparison to some the other films and for whatever reason they keep taking on and off of homicide despite the fact that every time they remove him no one else has a clue what’s going on.

now it doesn’t help that this movie is rather dated and having a woman police officer is common place now but for this it was seen as a vital plot point and controversy for harry to overcome. but then i’d argue he can’t possibly have learned much because he was right in the she got herself killed.

the antagonists in this one are also fairly lousy like they want money under the guise of some extremist banner. we don’t get to know much about them at all and honestly you forget they’re even involved for a good deal of the film. 

the worst of the series so far and honestly just lacked the understanding of who callahan is. the one liners and his interactions with people still save this movie in spots where nothing else makes lots of sense.

Sassy girl. La vrdd y a pesar de los rankings que he visto aquí, a mi me entretuvo bastante ngl, tiene muchas escenas que se hicieron mis favoritas, una de ellas es cuando le retiran la placa a Harry 10/10. Eso si, realmente no me convenció como termina el personaje de Moore.

Sassy girl. La vrdd y a pesar de los rankings que he visto aquí, a mi me entretuvo bastante ngl, tiene muchas escenas que se hicieron mis favoritas, una de ellas es cuando le retiran la placa a Harry 10/10. Eso si, realmente no me convenció como termina el personaje de Moore.