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Ausgerechnet in dem Moment, als der unbedarfte Polizist Dave Speed im Indianerreservat einen Strafzettel ausstellen will, findet dort ein Test mit einer Plutoniumrakete statt. Dave überlebt und muss feststellen, dass er nun über Superkräfte. Der Supercop (Originaltitel: Poliziotto superpiù) ist ein italienischer Film aus dem Jahr , in dem Terence Hill die Hauptrolle als „Dave Speed“ spielt. Der Film. Supercop steht für: einen Action- und Martial-Arts-Film aus Hongkong mit Jackie Chan, siehe Police Story 3; einen italienischen Film mit Terence Hill von sthlmstil.se - Kaufen Sie Der Supercop günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu einer. Der Supercop – Inhaltsbeschreibung. Polizist Dave (Terence Hill) ist unterwegs zu seiner vierten Hinrichtung. Nicht etwa als Beistand, sondern als die Person.

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Selbst seine Freundin Evelyn, die Nichte seines Chefs, glaubt here nicht. Josi W. Doch Speed hat auch eine Achillesfersedenn sobald er die Farbe Rot sieht, versagen ihm alle Kräfte und er supercop wieder zum gewöhnlichen Polizisten ohne Superkräfte. Jetzt kehrt der Film zu seiner Anfangsszene zurück, wo Speed gerade auf den Check this out gesetzt wird. Ist ja so, als ob es Ihnen leidtut, dass ich noch japse. Februar The samara Terence Hill. Der Supercop.Multi-Format May 10, "Please retry". Customers who viewed this item also viewed. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1.
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First off, I love the movie "Supercop. I didn't even know who Jackie Chan was. The movie was hilarious and action packed, and I became an instant Jackie Chan fan.
However this Dimension Blu-Ray is sadly lacking. First, it has no Chinese audio track. It only has an English dub.
I always like to enjoy movies in their original language, but what makes it worse is that I'm a bit hard of hearing, so I miss quite a few words of this mediocre English dub.
Second, it has no subtitles. I would have at least liked subtitles to help me understand the audio track.
One of the reasons I buy movies on Blu-Ray is to have subtitles because of my less-than-good hearing.
If you just want the movie for the action and nothing more, then this is a good version. But if you enjoy movies in their original language with subtitles, then skip this one.
An exhilarating and funny action sting! Tong does take you through Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Malaysia.
The gorgeous natural scenery is always nice to look at through all the explosions and gunfire. The hand to hand combat that is here is wonderful at least.
He kicks and punches his way through prison camps, in villages, clinging to helicopters, and on trains.
Jackie Chan is simply the greatest stunt man who ever lived. Her chemistry with Jackie Chan on screen as action partners is really cool.
She pulls of masterful kung fu and crazy stunts. Yeoh jumps a motorbike onto a moving train! She is as impressive as Jackie Chan blow for blow.
Cheung rolls with the punches as she gets pushed into a pool, thrown out a helicopter, and shoved around. Theirs are not special effects, just spectacular ones.
Connoisseurs will find Chan's helicopter-train chase far riskier, more exciting and more believable than its mates in Mission: Impossible and The Living Daylights.
Among the changes was the addition of a new score. Tom Jones ' rendition of " Kung Fu Fighting " plays over the end credits, followed by a song specially written and performed for the film by the band Devo , entitled "Supercop".
Michelle Yeoh went on to star in a spin-off called Supercop 2 or Project S. Though it features a cameo appearance by Jackie Chan and Bill Tung reprises his role as "Uncle" Bill, this film is not a proper part of the Police Story series.
The film inspired two missions in the videogame Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas , both of which were taken from the film's final scenes.
The game's last mission, "End of The Line", where C. J must chase a firetruck with a red open-top car and catch Sean "Sweet" Johnson was taken from the scene where Jackie must chase a van using a red open-top car to catch Jessica Yang Michelle Yeoh.
The mission "Wrong Side of The Tracks", where the player must follow a train from a dirt bike was taken from the scene where Jessica Yang Michelle Yeoh follows the train on a similar dirt bike.
A soundtrack containing alternative rock and hip hop song was released on 30 July by Interscope Records. It peaked at on the Billboard From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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Of course, that's not to say that each review is glowing, or praising, the film, but I was a little disappointed by this. Not because of the reviews, as I rarely ever let my opinion be influenced by reviews I may have read prior to watching a film.
I know that the Police Story series, this is actually the third installment in the series, was a more straightforward action film than Jackie Chan's martial arts films, so his martial arts stunts were obviously toned down a lot.
They're still there, but it's considerably less than normal. It's to the point that Jackie, nor his team, though I'm sure had some contributions, are even credited for the action choreography.
I don't know the guy, but I get the impression that Chan is a perfectionist and the fact that he didn't have full creative control over the action sequences, again, I think he had contributions, must have eaten away at him in a sense.
Or maybe he was incredibly happy to let someone else take control, who knows? The point is that, while the film features some pretty crazy stunts, it's not the craziest, or best, Jackie Chan film out there.
While the movie does have a bit of slapstick humor, as Jackie is just as influenced by Buster Keaton, and his daredevil ways, as he is influenced by Bruce Lee Because of that lack of humor, it's made even more obvious how laughably bad and cheesy the story really is.
This wouldn't be out of place in any low-tier DTV action film starring D-list action stars. The stunts are a little better and more over-the-top than they would be in these films, but the story sure does leave a lot to be desired with its execution.
It did make me laugh, so that has to count for something. Don't get me wrong, the action is actually pretty damn good, it's just not my type of action.
Certainly not the action I enjoy seeing from Jackie Chan, still Michelle Yeoh makes for a great addition as her chemistry with Jackie is noticeable right from the start, even if I watched the dubbed version.
Michelle Yeoh is definitely the highlight of the film and she was incredibly game for the stunts. It isn't that bad of a fall, but she falls off the car during the car chase in one of the takes, you see this in the bloopers.
It honestly isn't even that bad of a fall, but considering how bad it could've been if even the slightest bit went wrong, then she was certainly very lucky.
Jackie almost fell off a moving train in the climactic sequence, another attempt by Jackie to kill himself. When he's also hanging from the helicopter ladder as the actual thing is flying high over Hong Kong.
I'm sure there were safety measures taken, but it's still madness. This is one of those movies that should only be watched for the action, though the story will certainly entertain you with how cheesy it is.
The dubbing kinda sucks as well, but that is to be expected. With that said, this is still a solid movie. Not even close to being the best movie Jackie's been involved in, but far from the worst.
Still, a good watch if you have Netflix. Jesse O Super Reviewer. Aug 25,
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