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bruce F @bruce999 1d over -rated. i get tired of watching rude characters....like nolte. has a little charm. i'm not sure if i like this movie.... i know..., then who do i ask ? anyway -i'd skip this one See more Vincent S @Vin_E_At_The_Movies Jun 14 The standard bearer of all Buddy Cop Movies and a major superstar is born! One of Nolte’s best performances plus exciting, crisp, incredible action scenes by the Master Walter Hill. Then there is Eddie Murphy who owns the screen every minute! The running time is perfect! Not too long, just perfect. See more Jason H @RT50328122 May 22 I was shocked by how sexist this movie is. See more Morgan N @M.K.Nimmo Apr 30 48 Hrs. is a lean, stylish action-comedy that knows exactly what it wants to be. The cinematography has a gritty, grounded feel that fits the story perfectly, never trying to look flashier than it needs to. The film’s simplicity is one of its biggest strengths, it isn’t overdone, and that restraint keeps it sharp and engaging. Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy carry the movie with fantastic performances. Their chemistry is electric, balancing tension and humor in a way that feels natural rather than forced. Murphy’s charisma plays perfectly off Nolte’s rough edge. It’s a perfect example of straightforward, effective filmmaking done right. I gave it 4 stars for delivering exactly what it promises, with confidence and style. See more David D @David2026 Apr 1 Hits that transition point between gruff manly action movies and the softer more comedic era that would follow. Excellent film that has aged well. See more Melissa M @Lisey Mar 29 People have to remember it was a different time back then. Everybody's so uptight now. Everything's so PC. This is one of the best buddy movies of all time. It's a classic old school cop movie. With dirty dialogue and trash talking characters. If you don't like a movie or a TV show you can always just go read a book. I guess people would prefer sequels & prequels. Because that's all they make now. Most cop movies are gritty & balls to the wall kind of movies. With dialogue & visual scenes that would make even a cop cringe. But aren't most cop movies pretty much the same way? I haven't seen a cop movie yet that was family friendly. Outside of maybe kindergarten cop. Or in less the movie is a rob-com or a comedy like starsky and hutch. Sure the movie is unapologetic. And isn't for everybody. But here is an idea if you don't like the movie just turn off the TV or change the channel. just saying. See more Read all reviews

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