Serpico
Crime • R • 1973 • 2 hr 9 min
Starring
Al Pacino, John Randolph, Jack Kehoe, Biff McGuire, Barbara Eda-Young
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Classic Pacino back in his golden years.
Separate note. Costume design needs an award. The outfits that everyone wore were fantastic. I need a bucket hat now
An amazing story. Loved the acting and the writing. Wasn't a big fan of the music.
Not my favorite 70s Pacino film, but it definitely has its strengths. The seedy NYC vibe is great, and Pacino goes all out as usual
Unreal acting from Pacino, quite funny at points. Top movie worth watching and based on a true story!
Different role for Pacino compared to the classic rise and fall gangster characters he normally plays. Film is based on a true story.
I'm a sucker for films based on real police corruption - damn dirty cops. It was an early chance for Al Pacino to demonstrate his powers.
A fantastic true story about a honest cop surrounded by corruption!
Pacino is after corrupt cops in this crime drama. Good flick.
A great cop thriller with tight direction by Sidney Lumet and a powerful performance by Pacino in his prime
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