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Have you seen Serpico (1973)?
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Serpico - Sidney Lumet (1973)
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You didn't like the whole idea of my being a cop, so don't give me that shit.
Frank Serpico - Serpico (1973)
Serpico (1973, Sidney Lumet)
5/22/21
Serpico (1973). An honest New York cop named Frank Serpico blows the whistle on rampant corruption in the force only to have his comrades turn against him.
What a well structured, tightly told film! It’s the political thriller at it’s best – ramping up the stakes and exploring corruption in a really compelling way. Al Pacino is at his best in the title role, but the entire supporting cast delivers too. It’s a strong film that feels in a lot of ways more timely than ever. ACAB. 8/10.