Reel Reviews – Dirty Harry

Reel Reviews #63: “Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?” Time to go back to a classic “Lone Cop” thriller to dig a little deeper and see why Harry Callahan continues to deliver. “Well, I’m all broken up over that man’s rights!”
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How nice to see this feed come alive!
Thanks for this excellent new Reel Review! I mainly know Andrew Robinson from Deep Space Nine; I’ll have to watch DH again.
He’s baaack! (fingers crossed)
Loved the review and hope you can keep ‘em coming. Thanks Michael!
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Dirty Harry is certainly a classic! Thanks for the reminder, haven’t watched it in a while!
I was surprised to find a “new” episode…listened to your episodes like 18 months ago, and frequently relisten
I’m really excited to watch Dirty Harry again, its been a while I haven’t heard about it..truly a master piece for the movie industry
The “Harry Callahan Movies” will live on forever. I remember watching “Lone Cop” when I was kid and was in awe. All my friends would try to imitate Clint Eastwood—we thought he was a cool dude. His movies were intense, and always had an exciting ending.
It’s unfortunate, because there isn’t a modern day Clint Eastwood in today’s cinema. The cop/detective genre is one of my all-time favorites. Thanks for the post.
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Classic Dirty Harry! When it comes to tough cop movies you can’t do any better.
I can’t think of any other actor who would have compared to Clint Eastwood in the Dirty Harry films – a great piece of casting.
Hi Michael,
What makes Dirty Harry really interesting and exciting?
Ashton Madison
I love Clint Eastwood’s movies and Dirty Harry is some of the best. Take no prisoners! And as someone commented above there are no good actors like him these days.
I’m really excited to watch Dirty Harry again, its been a while I haven’t heard about it..truly a master piece for the movie industry.