When Rico gets in his car at the hideout on his way to fulfill a "contract" in the city, a crew member is visible in the reflection of the window of the car door as it is closed.
Third outing for Clint Eastwood as "Dirty Harry" Callahan, this time, after taking direct action to stop a hostage situation(as only Harry can!) he is then given a desk job, and another new partner(played by Tyne Daly, the first woman he has had to work with).
I have a bit of problems with this flick. To be honest, there isn't that much of typical Dirty Harry style to see, yes, I know, he do has a one-liner, this time it's "marvellous" but somehow this flick let me down.
The double flashback.Interesting to see Mostel in a serious role.
*Possible Spoilers Ahead!* If nothing else, The Enforcer proved to me that, yes, actions do speak louder than words, especially if you're packing a powerful .
The Enforcer is the third entry in the 'Dirty Harry' series. This time Harry Callaghan is assigned a female partner to assist him in bringing down a group of hippy terrorists.
The original was good and memorable. The sequel, Magnum Force, was entertaining enough to keep my attention.
I have never enjoyed or held this film, THE ENFORCER, and any subsequent Dirty Harry film in high regard unlike the first two entries. They were always OK time wasters.
B Windust and Raoul Walsh's direction is first class, B&W cinematography scintillating, good screenplay, Adelaide Klein's elegance and beauty is timeless, and Bogart in good form, ably supported by Mostel, di Corsia, and the rest of a robust cast.Very neat ending, too.
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