 | Tightrope A cop on the edge... Genres: Crime, Thriller, Drama, Action Year: 1984 IMDB Rating: 6.20 IMDB Votes: 3464 Actors: Harvey, Robert as Lonesome Alice, Barber, Donald as Shorty, Baker-Bergen, Stuart as Blond Surfer, St. John, Marco as Leander Rolfe, Holliday, Bill as Police Chief, Eastwood, Clint as Capt. Wes Block, Gural, Ron as Coroner Dudley, Hedaya, Dan as Det. Molinari, Martens, Layton as Sgt. Surtees, Paul, Graham as Luther, Sachar, Jonathan as Gay Boy, Boyle, Richard Charles as Dr. Fitzpatrick, Ferbos, Lionel as Plainclothes Gus, Wilmot, John as Medical Examiner, Houck Jr., Joy N. as Swap Meet Owner |
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| Walk the Line (1984) *** 1 / 2 Clint Eastwood, Genviève Bujold, Alison Eastwood, Dan Hedaya, Jennifer Beck. Taut and disturbing psychological thriller with Clint in a difficult variation of Dirty Harry-like character, Wes Block, a recently divorced New Orleans police investigating a serial murderer in parallel with some sexual preference that makes you examine their own perversions. Ambitious and suspenseful with real-life daughter Alison cast as his eldest son. Directed by Richard Tuggle with the talent. |
| Clint Eastwood plays the typical tough cop this time in New Orleans, but she has secrets. What begins as an interesting case of crime and a question of the character of Clint drags on a long tedious business as the same thing happens to the top continues after 90 of the 115 minutes. Tightrope you can add a new dimension to the typical Clint Eastwood character, but it is anything but beneficial. A girl in the red light district was assassinated. As the night and police detective, but support single father of two sons, Wes Block is the case, its weaknesses, but it can also tie into the murder of the entities are beginning to accumulate. Exploring the dark side of human nature is a natural thing in Hollywood. A policeman at the periphery as much as Block is a basic and easy way to convey the message. Very little or no artistic quality or direction on a tightrope. The dark landscape and the shape of things is reminiscent of the early'80s (The Terminator, BLADE RUNNER). If the tightrope was much more straight to the point where it might be a bit more watchable than it is. An early effort by Eastwood to appear in more than a oater or shooter. Unfortunately, the "available light" leaves much to the photograph of the film in the dark - literally. Scored one more in the shock-horror department with a shot of the housekeeper's body inside the clothes dryer. Terror is based on the prospects of Eastwood's daughter being kidnapped by the killer.A not particularly memorable film, but you got to New Orleans. |
| Clint Eastwood is Wes Block, a detective with what is almost a threefold lifestyle. In one is a policeman, not even a good cop. In the second is the father of her two daughters to his left by a woman who finds another man. In the third, which is kid who likes to visit prostitutes and get dirty. The three separate parts to a large extent on Wes Block come dangerously close to another when he begins to investigate a serial murderer who frequents the red light district. The murderer is not only likely to be a former police familiar with the procedure of the police, but he also knows Wes bloc. Clint Eastwood gives an excellent performance as a man with problems on many fronts and trying to cope with everything. He has his signature Emotionless face, but Eastwood has made his characters almost always clear, but only on the surface. In many packages subtleties in a dark role that is well-directed film in a rough, obviously, by a talented director / writer who has made surprisingly few films. If this is his debut in one, and it is very good for a first effort as director to capture the noir atmosphere very effectively, I'm almost itching to see what Richard Tuggle could get to the next, either in this genre or not . 8 / 10 Rated R for violence and sexual content disappointing |
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