It really is a sort of letdown from the first two, but I think it's mainly due to the fact that the plot was a little too silly. Clint Eastwood really makes the movie, so if you're invested with his character it's still fun. I think that most of the subplots in the film actually ...( read more)
Synopsis: Dirty Harry'' Callahan and his female partner hunt rocket-armed radicals holding the mayor on Alcatraz.
Starring: Bradford Dillman, Clint Eastwood, DeVeren Bookwalter, Harry Guardino, John Crawford
Directed by: James Fargo
Another great entry in the Dirty Harry franchise has Callahan being paired up with a female policewoman. More of the same.
man must know his own limitasoin punk you gota ask yaself did i fired 5 or 6shots well that aint your luucky day punk
3rd Dirty Harry film, this one surrounds a bunch of renegade extremists who capture lots weapons and murder Harry's partner forcing him to have a female partner in compliance with the city's pro female initiative!
the first dirty harry film where the bad guys don't really cut the mustard. it plays more like a routine actioner than anything tense or too re-watchable, but makes up for it with the most interesting sidekick yet in tyne daly
Whilst this is nowhere near as good as Dirty Harry, it's still a great little thriller.
Clint is awesome as per usual. He doesn't actually have to do or say a great deal, but his physcial presence alone is all that is required. It's pretty rare to find an actor that can do thi...( read more)
I used to have such a crush on Tyne Daly. I remember seeing this on TV in the 80's and crying at the end. 'Why did he have to shoot Lacey?', oh dear, it?s all coming back now...
(1976 Director: James Fargo) Yes I am old enough to have seen this one when it came out! Call me a sucker for the times or whatever, but I really think this was a great movie about the cool FUZZ. Just watched it again--seeing little (young) Tyne Daly in her debut role as Inspe...( read more)
The Enforcer or Dirty Harry Versus the Terrorist Hippies is the third installment in the Dirty Harry series. This is the first Dirty Harry movie I have ever seen and I have to say that is was "Marvelous." Clint Eastwood was so cool when he was young and I hope he will not make a ...( read more)
In this 3rd Dirty Harry movie, Harry is up against a nutty religious terrorist group that kidnap the mayor. He's teamed with a woman cop (Tyne Daly) who he thinks can't handle the job.
This one is more like the first and much better than the 2nd movie. In Magnum Force, Harr...( read more)
This was a very fun movie to play "name that current day actor". The story was a little weak and didn't really hold my attention, but they sure did blow a lot of stuff up!
As much as I like Tyne Daly, Hollywood always uses movies like this as racist propaganda in America's on-going war against the poor.
Not as good as Magnum Force, but definitely was better than Dirty Harry. Better storyline and real life styled villians. Eastwood is just a legend, witty one liners and that fukin .44 gun! I love how each sequel his partner is so fukin annoying that they die and then he gets a ne...( read more)
I have to admit, I did not like his female partner's character. But not in a way to ruin the film, I just thought she was a bit useless. Perhaps owing to the times, maybe. This was a great film.
swell as inspector harry callahan back to action again this time with his partner was...a female(tyne daly of the also cop tv series of "cagney & lacey" and then "judging amy"). this is third of "dirty harry" series film.
Decent enough action fare with Eastwood swaggering through San Francisco blasting away at whoever he takes a notion to. The idea of 'saddling' him with a female partner is somewhat interesting, but the general plot is a little thin.
Worth a rental.
Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood) is this time teamed up with Inspector Kate Moore (Tyne Daly) as they hunt for a group of terrorists who have kidnapped the mayor of San Francisco and hold him and the city for a ransom of Two Million Dollars.
also stars Albert Popwell, Harry Guard...( read more)
Never saw this Dirty Harry flick. It's great seeing Eastwood at his squinting, scowling best.
Dirty Harry 3.What a classic.It address's a big point in this that equal rights get a bit stupid sometimes.Cause its better having someone who can actually do the job.
This movie was great back in the day. I just rewatched it and it wasn't quite as good 30 years later.
It was a little short for a Dirty Harry movie, but it certainly does not disappoint.
All said and done I liked this movie. Eastwood delivers again as Harry Callahan, but perhapse some of his dialouge should've been cut. I'm use to him being the man of few words. The case wasn't as satisfying as some of the others in the series and the ending failed to be climacti...( read more)
One of the better Dirty Harry sequels. Tyne Daly is good. Nice story. Music was not up to par though. But very watcheable. Rent it. Good entertainment.
Not the best Dirty Harry flick but still a favourite of mine. Yes that is really Tyne Daly as his partner.
Once again, Harry Callahan returns in yet another explosive sequel... one that is somewhat alright but not too bad.
Callahan's latest baddies - a group of bad guys holding San Francisco ransom. Yes, they have a lot of arsenal of weapons but Harry only has his .44 Magnum to deal ...( read more)
Jesus, Harry's got some luck. Everywhere he goes, a burglary is happening. What are the odds?
There's really nothing new covered in this third installment of the Dirty Harry franchise. I mean, in the first one, we saw Harry take the law into his own hands and thank G...( read more)
Dirty Harry vs. Terrorist Hippies. Things start to slip in this third installment with Harry getting a female partner (played by Tyne Daly).
Things started to go stale with this one I'm afraid, though Eastwood still is Dirty Harry. Harry's partner gets killed leads to revenge, l...( read more)
Dirty Harry is amazing, love the series, unfortunately this is probably the weakest entry
A fine addition to the Dirty Harry saga. Clint Eastwood once again dominated the screen, and it once again worked out really well.
