Dead-Bang

1989 • 101 minuto

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You know the man at a glance. And he still carries a badge. Don Johnson (Miami Vice, Nash Bridges) now prowls L.A.’s mean streets as Det. Jerry Beck in Dead-Bang, an explosive thriller drawn from Beck’s true-life exploits and directed by John Frankenheimer (The Manchurian Candidate, Seven Days in May).

Beck’s life is on the skids. The one thing he has going for him is police work. His street smarts and instinct for trouble have catapulted him onto the trail of a gang of murderous white supremacists – and into the bullet-frenzied firestorm in their subterranean Colorado headquarters. It’s a ride without handrails, seat belts or brakes, a headlong plunge into the heroics of a law enforcer pushed to the max.

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Don Johnson as Jerry Beck. Maybe one of the greatest movies, up in my list. I liked his roles in Nashbridges (1997-2001), Django: Unchained and ESPECIALLY Miami Vice (1984-1990). But hotdamn, he did a good job in this movie and I love it. This movie is like crack to me and I will not stop watching it since it's so goddamn GOOD just like Yiff.

Police action, Don can sing, act, and we're loving that Miami Vice is on cable or satellite. Dead Bang shocked us. Much better than we thought. A really fine movie!

Well written and directed with good acting and a subject that still haunts this country.