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尼(🗼)克(🍽)（(📟)杰森·贝特(tè )曼 Jason Bateman 饰）在(🕴)公(🗑)司(🌑)苦熬八年，起早(zǎo )贪黑卖(mà(😫)i )命(🍝)工作(zuò )，老板戴夫（凯(kǎi )文(🐯)·(🎁)史(🐍)(shǐ )派西 Kevin Spacey 饰(shì )）明明许诺(🍑)他(➰)升(🎴)(shēng )职，却(què )临时反(fǎn )悔还狠(🍭)狠(🏂)奚落了他一番(fān )；戴尔(ě(⏳)r )（(🕙)查理·戴 Charlie Day 饰）是个牙(yá )医(🏽)助(Ⓜ)手(📷)(shǒu )，早就(jiù )对上司朱莉娅（(☕)詹(🗨)妮弗(fú )·安妮(nī )斯顿 Jennifer Aniston 饰）(🛺)放(🎽)肆的(de )性骚扰(rǎo )忍无可(kě )忍(🤳)；(🍧)科(🤔)特（杰森·苏戴(dài )奇斯(🐦) Jason Sudeikis 饰(🎈)(shì(👦) )）本被视为公司接班人(ré(🥞)n )，哪(🌓)想(xiǎng )老板突(tū )然暴毙，其子(🍨)鲍(🐎)(bà(💏)o )比（柯(kē )林·法(fǎ )瑞尔(🚒) Colin Farrell 饰(👷)）(🕑)擅自接(jiē )手公司(sī )，得意(yì(🔄) )洋(🐀)洋发挥自己的(de )二世祖(zǔ )精(🌅)神(🏖)，眼看就要把公司搞垮。三个(⛄)在(🐈)(zà(👡)i )恶老板手下受挫的老友(yǒ(🥓)u )在(🔮)酒吧(ba )聚头，突发奇想决定集(🏣)(jí(🙂) )体干掉(diào )老板，且三人分别(🔵)避(👄)开(🕜)(kāi )自己老(lǎo )板出手(shǒu )，就(🚝)能(🛏)逃(🙄)开嫌疑，成就(jiù )完美谋(móu )杀(♋)。经(💭)过精心策划，三(sān )位老友(yǒ(🥝)u )各(🏆)出奇(qí )招，一场笑料百(bǎi )出(🦆)的(👿)“杀(📓)掉老(lǎo )板”计划就此展(zhǎn )开(🐏)…(🦕)… 互联网(wǎng )上传闻，若有人(♓)(ré(🙇)n )于盂兰(lán )节上一(yī )个 Tony Lo Bianco (G. Tinti) an American cop transferred to Italy, becomes Maurice's right-hand man. Maurice is a famous "camorra " boss. He is planning an assault to a post office near Naples. During the robbery, another boss called "the panther" shots over Maurice's band wounding Lo Bianco. Fortunately Lo Bianco does not die and he starts to investigating about Maurice's past. He finds out that the boss is protected by the Italian Secret Service because he has some important documents regarding drug traffics where Italian minister are involved. Lo Bianco finds the documents and he is ready to give it to a magistrate but he is killed before leaving Italy. This is the worst Italian crime film that I have seen. Acting is poor and actors too. The careful viewer will notice that sometimes the actors look at the camera during their dialogues. Even if the film has been shot in Italian the dubbing is simply shoddy, with false Neapolitan accent. The action is slow and boring. An ex agent of the FBI and Interpol (Tony Lo Bianco) is expelled by the CIA and he starts a detective agency in Genoa, great Italian city. Here he is known as 'The American', despite his origins are Sicilian. Dr. Mayer entrusts him to investigate on the sequestration and murder of the shipowner Mayer, as well as of the recovery of a million of Liras poured for the not happened liberation of the dead one. 'The American' has to overcome a double barrier: commissioner Lo Bianco that fears the illegal methods and a violent gang headed by the gangster called 'The French'. 'The American' gets the friendship of Lo Bianco after manifold mishaps, showing to be still an excellent police officer. In the middle of the seventies Italy lived its darker season, because victim of the terrorism. Those were the so-called 'Anni di Piombo' (Leaden Years), so many Italian films reflect the fear that could be read in the eyes of Italians. This rare crime-cop movie is an explicit example of that climate. Excellent O.S.T. by Franco Micalizzi. French version (dubbed in Italian at bcult.it) is 95 minutes longer. Sure, it's a simple trifle in film history, if even that, and seeing Sangue di sbirro today is at best mildly entertaining. For although made in the heyday of the Italian crime genre this one is no zenith. Dan Caputo (George Eastman of dubious Antropophagus-fame) arrives in New York to avenge the death of his father, a cop involved with the mafia. Dan clears up the murder (and kills what seem like some 30 people) with help of local mob boss Duke (Jack Palance) and then flies back to wherever he came from. Possibly there is a bit more to the story, but the script is so confused so there is little point in trying to describe the goings-on. Suffice to say there is a little romance, brief scenes childhood reminiscing, and a helluva lot of shoot outs. Some of which are quite exiting in a cheapo euro trash way. The highlight of the film is definitely the opening scene at the airport when Dan arrives during some sort of terrorist attack simply to shoot his way through it. All in all it's not a badly done revenge film technically, and it's clichéd in the best sense of the word, but it suffers from some seriously dragging scenes, and a poorly executed whodunit sub plot, which slows the whole thing down. Only recommended for the die-hard fan of Italian 70's crime films. "Free Hand for the Tough Cop" is another wildly exiting, gritty and remarkably plotted 70's Euro-Cult cinema highlight, with a structure that is delightfully convoluted, wicked dialogs & action situations that rank amongst Italy's finest! Personally, I would even state this film is as good as on par with the quality levels of Lenzi's most famous crime-thrillers, like "Almost Human" and "Violent Naples", but it's not as easily available as those two and therefore still a little under-appreciated. With the revival of European cult cinema lately, this film is destined to be released in a fancy DVD-edition any time soon, and I'm sure it'll get many new fans from that moment on. For those who can't wait for an English and/or internationally released version; the film is already available on a French label called Neo Publishing. The picture quality and sound are awesome, and the disc contains some fascinating extras, but you have to able to understand either the French or the Italian language. In Paris, young American Power is in debt to nightclub owner Menjou who forces him to woo heiress Young in hopes of reaping her fortune. Gary is an architect. He is an orderly, timed and mild mannered person.