COP LAND (1997) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING

"Being right is not a bullet-proof vest, Freddy"
Cop Land movie reaction. Check out Coby's first time watching Cop Land -- finally able to fill our many requests for this underrated gem.
Cop Land, released in 1997, has one of the great ensemble casts, including Sylvester Stallone, Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Edie Falco, Harvey Keitel, Robert Patrick, Janeane Garofolo, Michael Rapaport and Frank Vincent -- Directed by James Mangold.
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[@criminalcontent]

Discover (or re-discover) Cop Land w/ Coby !

[@DrewG-wd8ql]

Yes, the other familiar faces are Michael Rappaport and Robert Patrick. You will probably also recognize Peter Berg. A very good yet, intense Peter Berg directed movie you might consider is "The Kingdom" from 2007. It has a very recognizable cast also.

[@chibangin007]

Notice you love crime shows. You should watch Chicago P.D!

[@leonbrowder5980]

This in my opinion was Stallone's best pure acting role and he did a hellacious job

[@jamesamelia2812]

Damn right he did!

[@GeorgeTropicana]

It's weird that he thinks this movie had a negative impact on his career

[@Lopyswine]

Rocky

[@bluecollartradesman715]

@@GeorgeTropicana It did have a negative impact. He was the main character, the star of the film and it underperformed. Right after this Sylvester stopped getting decent roles. It wasn’t until 2006 when Rocky Balboa was released that his career came out of the slump. Hollywood is strange, because Copland is a fantastic film.

[@Jeremy252]

"All the best girls were taken" You can practically hear his heart break

[@VulcanDeathGrip44]

DeNiro’s “You blew ittt!” Is the main movie line that I quote that nobody EVER gets.😂

[@Jaydogg222]

GO TO LUNCH!!!

[@RedDeadGunslingerOutlaw]

Me too!! So many times

[@kennethrussell1158]

I'm a 67 year old grandfather and it's refreshing to see a young person not only giving some of the films i grew up watching a chance but appreciating these movies.

[@jamesamelia2812]

I'm 41 and I saw this movie when I was like 14 or 15 and I loved it.

[@adamwhite767]

This was a really good movie that totally flew under everyone's radar. Stallone got a lot of props for his acting in this and not being reliant on an action flick.

[@t0dd000]

It flew under the radar then caught everyone by surprise.

[@mrtveye6682]

Great choice. After Stallone was "cornered" into the simple muscle-packed action star stereotype over the 80s and early 90s, this was a great reminder how good of a actor Stallone really is, when he can play serious roles. Not an easy task to hold your own against heavy hitters like De Niro, Keitel, Liotta etc. Unfortunately that movie never received the recognition it would have deserved.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

This movie alone separates Stallone from Arnie. Sly's performance is nuanced and effective.

[@t0dd000]

He chased the money.

[@xaviperez26]

This film is a hidden gem.

[@waltjohnson8324]

"All the best girls were taken." A heartbreaking line. But it's "I can't hear you, Ray" that is the most telling. Freddie's absolution from his misguided loyalty is complete.

[@NemeanLion-]

I’m only watching this because Coby is so delightful. She respects the classics and appreciates a legendary cast.

[@johntappen1851]

Coby you have to watch Midnight Run . Possibly the best comedy performance from De Niro. Also a great chemistry with the late great Charles Groden. I saw this and it was really good. You will get a lot of laughs from this.

[@user-vf4wi2og8b]

Absolutely LOVE Midnight Run. "If you don't shut your mouth you're going to be suffering from fistaphobia."😂😂

[@nickrizzi4927]

Totally agree, and great call! Fun, touching and brutally honest movie!!

[@nickrizzi4927]

@@user-vf4wi2og8b my one of many other favorite lines...on the bus, " I got 2 words for you, STFU." That movie and Stallone's Paradise Alley were the 2 films I would watch with my Pop when alive. No word exchanges, just grunts and laughter! Good health to all!

[@salsanchez4177]

The difference between a Sheriff and a Police Officer is that Police Officers hired by a municipality must meet standards set by the city. A Sheriff is an ELECTED position and the Sheriff can hire anyone he pleases as long as, like him, they are certified Law Enforcement officers. Usually, thats all the requirements to be hired as a deputy. Now, in Texas, anyone holding a Law Enforcement certification must meet the standards set by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) to KEEP that certification so cops in Texas are always attending one class or another.

[@markc.7984]

Surprisingly good little film, excellent dramatic performance from Sly showing more of his range than we'd seen before.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction, There are some fun-facts about this movie. Originally, Ray Liotta wanted the role of Sheriff Freddy Heflin, while Sylvester Stallone wanted the role of Gary "Figgsy" Figgis. Two deleted scenes primarily show the racism in the town of Garrison. One scene involves all the resident police officers chasing down a pair of black motorists, and the other shows Heflin's deputy pointing out that the majority of the tickets issued in Garrison go to black motorists on charges that suggest racial profiling. Robert De Niro improvised the sandwiches in his scene, which were an afterthought. Although it is stated during in the credits that the movie isn't based on a true story, James Mangold did grew up in Washingtonville, New York, which was a place where lots of policemen's families lived. In an interview, he mentioned that the film was based on his experiences of growing up in his hometown among the many children of these cops. Keep up the good work.

[@t0dd000]

This film was huge. Much loved. Lots of accolades, and Stallone reminded everyone what he is capable of. Great film.

[@TonyP7007]

Coby, have you ever seen the 1988 action-comedy movie "Midnight Run" with Robert DeNiro? (and Charles Grodin. Yaphet Kotto, John Ashton, Dennis Farina, and Joe Pantoliano). DeNiro plays a bounty hunter who is trying to bring Charles Grodin (mob accountant) in to his bail bondsman for jumping bail. Meanwhile, Yaphet Kotto leads an FBI team pursuing Grodin, while Dennis Farina leads the mobsters, and John Ashton (from Beverly Hills Cop I & II) is contracted by bail bondsman Joe Pantoliano to also hunt down Grodin since DeNiro is apparently screwing up this quick job (a "midnight run'). GREAT action comedy of the 80s!

[@Stravinsky75]

Someone said Copland is the best three-star movie ever made; while it's awkward, I think it's true.

[@didonna1974]

Racing Bull vs Rocky has been made. It's called Grudge Match. It's a good movie.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Sylvester Stallone & Robert Patrick reunited again in Eye see you. Also watch Ray Liotta again in Unlawful Entry (which is my mother's favorite movie).

[@JamesDombroski-uw1po]

I love that movie best ray movie he stole the movie from kurt Russell

[@MrPaulb1982]

This is top 3 Sylvester Stallone performances...such a underrated movie..one of my favourites.

[@seansmith3665]

I remember watching this and realizing it’s an urban western. I like that it was one of James Mangold’s earlier films that he wrote & directed. I remember Stallone gained weight to be more believable as the sheriff.

[@raymondlin8728]

I grew up around the filming locations so i like this movie even more

[@commadotcom]

I suspect you'd love NARC. One of Liotta's best performances.

[@damianstarks3338]

Can’t thank you enough for taking me to my childhood with this underrated Stallone movie. Haven’t seen this movie since I was a kid I miss the 90s my childhood.

[@criminalcontent]

thanks damian !

[@damianstarks3338]

@@criminalcontent Don’t mention it you should do a reaction to a sci fi movie called Timecop it came out in 1994 !

[@damianstarks3338]

@@criminalcontent don’t mention it you should do a video reaction of a sci fi movie called timecop that came out in 1994 !

[@criminalcontent]

@@damianstarks3338 on the docket - lotta requests for that one -

[@damianstarks3338]

@@criminalcontent awesome can’t wait to see your reaction video Timecop is one of jcvd’s highest grossing movies.

[@UTU49]

"You had the chance to do the right thing... and you... BLEW IT!!" I don't remember the details of this movie too well, but I loved that moment.

[@steffgibson6708]

Quality reaction to a quality movie ! Good Vibes from Bonnie Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@zq9m3xh8]

Saw this in the theater when it came out in 97. One of my favorite crime dramas with a terrific cast. Speaking of crime dramas, check out THIEF from 1981, starring James Caan.

[@criminalcontent]

absolutely!

[@MLJ7956]

Good reaction to this classic action crime drama Coby... And if you want to watch Cop Land again there is a longer extened director's cut (at 116 minutes vs the 101 minute theatrical cut... that's 15 minutes of extened & deleted scenes added back in making a very good film into a great film in my opinion). 😁

[@kpas22105]

Anyone that thinks that Stallone is not a serious actor need to watch this; amazing performance.

[@nealrepetti2396]

This is one of the most underrated movies of all time.

[@creativitycell]

Stallone's best acting role, nominated for an Oscar I believe! Deservedly so! Imagine the understated restraint it takes when you are usually the stand out Alpha male hero to act as the butt of everyone's jokes. Great movie, and one that is very truthful! There are so many areas, pubs which are basically Cop places, even on the UK! As they have to stay together in case of criminal revenge! I worked in Criminal Justice! 😮

[@billthomas478]

Other cop moves Coby might like are: Brooklyn's Finest, Narc, Street Kings, and Running Scared

[@nickrizzi4927]

Great reaction, and so many of Your wise viewers said it better already. But, this came in an era when I was working too much. Saw it at home, on cable while sick as a dog with Covid a little while back. No earthly idea how I never saw it before! Just a fantastic movie with great parts portrayed! Love it and thanks!

[@ronp1903]

Thanks for another great reaction Coby! I've always loved this film and am excited to see you react to Cop Land! And the movie cast for this flick was phenomenal! Another Stallone NYPD movie you would enjoy is "Nighthawks". Starring, of course Sly Stallone, Billy Dee Williams, and the great actor, Rutger Hauer. Always enjoy watching your reaction, Coby, and looking forward to your next film! 🎥🍿❤

[@criminalcontent]

nighthawks has sort of a back story for our channels actually …

[@itubeutubewealltube1]

it was only in movie theaters for about two weeks.... and , of course, most cops hate it... because its so true. I actually saw it in the movie theater first weekend it came out and was blown away...I was hoping sly would get nominated... but it never happened. Being right isnt always a bullet proof vest, Freddy. ... is my favorite line.

[@Ordinaryguy82]

Such a good film and closer to life than some give it credit for.

[@msgSharke]

Such a great underrated movie. I loved seeing this film when it came out and I’m so glad to see you enjoying it. More people should watch it ❤❤❤

[@XDarkSyntaXOriginal]

To me this was his best movie and best example of an actor with range.

[@robovike]

Rocky, First Blood and this film are the best performances by Sly that I've seen. Great cast. Did you check out the original "Bad Lieutenant" starring Keitel? The Abel Ferrara directed one, not the messy Werner Herzog remake (though he does make stellar documentaries)? That one is probably my favorite performance from Harvey--just out there on a wire and vulnerable and locked in. It's about a drug and gambling addicted corrupt cop whose vices control his life, and he delivers.

[@nickrizzi4927]

Im long in the tooth on movies, and love many, but it hurts that nobody ever mentions the great acting in Paradise Alley; a brilliant cult classic precurser. Your points well taken too!

[@jdworst]

Can’t say I’ve ever seen this film… I’m sure I’ll enjoy it though

[@hankson8]

Deniro is the Goat, love Stallone, Pacino, Cruise and others but Deniro is the Goat 😊

[@jessediaz1293]

This is one of Stallone’s best dramatic roles. I also love how intense Ray Liotta is in this movie. When he leaves the bar just ready to blow. He gets in his car and drives away just seething he looks at himself in the mirror and screams “Shut the f**k up!!” Damn man 😂

[@criminalcontent]

He tried to do the right thing …

[@joshuacampbell7493]

James Mangold direct this movie. The same man directed Knight & Day, The Wolverine, Logan, Ford vs Ferrari & Indiana Jones 5.

[@d4mdcykey]

Stallone absolutely owned this role; back when it came out I thought he would be going in this direction in more films, but.... yeah.

[@criminalcontent]

yeah.. one could imagine if he did a couple more of these "vulnerable" roles, he may well have won an acting oscar

[@oscarrios6048]

I’m ready for your matrix reloaded reaction now, love your channel ill binge all your videos later lol

[@etxkevin7452]

One of the most underrated films of all time. Stallone proves again (Rocky) he can act and not just be an action star.

[@RedstormHunter74]

This one is a great watch, it doesn't get enough recognition but man, the cast just kills it!

[@jeremylarson6267]

this would have been a completely different movie if Kurt Russell played the part of Freddie

[@iggtastic]

I think he would have been great in the role. But it certainly would have been a different feel.

[@OCSHORTZ]

Looking forward to this. If you guys ever decide to do some Mob movies based on real life such as Goodfellas or Casino, I run a Mafia History Channel - OC SHORTZ, and would be happy to help discuss the actual real life events that the films are based on.

[@criminalcontent]

let's discuss ! doing those w Nicolette very soon

[@OCSHORTZ]

@@criminalcontent sounds good. Feel free to contact me at [e-mail]

[@zmarko]

This is such an underrated movie, which is shocking because it has a STELLAR cast and incredible performances.

[@TheStrucel]

glad to see another reaction to this one, underknown favorite.

[@Elerad]

Long been my favorite Ray Liotta performance.

[@bossfan49]

Rocky 1, First Blood, and Cop Land. The Stallone trifecta. I'm glad you guys finally got around to this one. I recommended it long ago. Another excellent film that gets slept on is Sleepers (1996) - pun fully intended!! There's some low key gang/mafia story lines, and fantastic courtroom scenes. Jason Patrick, Brad Pitt, Minnie Driver, Robert DeNiro, Dustin Hoffman, Kevin Bacon.

[@djcaulfi21]

One of the best starts to a movie ever

[@smorris281]

The NYPD has very strict requirements. It wouldn't surprise me if being partially deaf was a DQ. Also, this film did well at the box office, so I'm surprised that not a lot of people know about this one.

[@MichaelAxe]

This is a favourite of mine. Stallone is great. Such a passive non descript character. I love all the Soprano cast cameos which I guess are because they are all stereotypical east coast character actors. If you looking for a off beat Robert Deniro character you could do a reaction to the Tarratino movie "JACKIE BROWN" starring the legendary Pam Greir.

[@cesarsobrino7398]

A good one. A Great story and a great cast

[@glennmcilvenna3142]

ive watched these movies already but i just get lost watching you watch them lol

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Don't forget folks that this is written and directed by James (Logan) Mangold. Cracking film with an unbelievably stacked cast. Another nobody watches with an incredibly stacked cast, again set in NY - King of New York - Christopher Walken, Laurence Fishburne, Wesley Snipes, David Caruso (his finest role), Steve Buscemi and Victor Argo... grimy crime drama from Abel Ferara.

[@criminalcontent]

yes we'll be reacting to that one !

[@richardwilliams6256]

what a great sleeper of a movie. I hope more reactors review and react to.

[@josua1146]

Awesome reaction to an underrated movie! I love it when reactors give more stuff of Stallone a chance instead just to watch the Rocky & Rambo franchises, so maybe someday you will also make a reaction to "Cliffhanger" (1990), Lock Up (1989) or "Over the Top" (1987), anyway I'm sure some people would love to see more from this on the channel.

[@criminalcontent]

all fun movies ! cliffhanger is great and we will ask if Coby has seen it

[@josua1146]

Thanks, that would be great.🤗

[@ChrisReise]

Since you're a fan of Ray Liotta, you may or may not have seen it, but the first film I ever saw him in was from 1988. It's called "Dominick and Eugene" co-starring Tom Hulce. I thought his acting in that film was phenomenal. If you HAVEN'T seen it, I HIGHLY recommend it. (for Popcorn Roulette)

[@seand5641]

just a comment from someone who watches a lot of reactions. most people wait until you finish the series to watch. so getting through lethal weapon 3 and 4 would be awesome. loved the reaction

[@t0dd000]

Great film. Lots of accolades and really displayed some range for Stallone. His best performance IMHO.

[@ps5392]

I would tend to think that being deaf in one ear would REALLY affect one’s situational awareness. I’m guessing you don’t have to have perfect hearing but being half deaf is probably a deciding factor.

[@graverob1910]

Joey was played by Peter Berg, an actor and director. His acting roles range from a side character in Collateral, to the lead in Shocker (the Wes Craven film, not the vulgar hand motion.) He’s a fairly talented director, whose films may not always be good, but they’re usually entertaining: Battleship, Hancock, The Rundown, Lone Survivor, & The Kingdom.

[@adamromero]

24:30 That whole scene really makes me want to argue with someone whilst eating a sandwidge! 😆🥪

[@peterlenham3180]

Yes that is Robert Patrick from T2. Highly underrated character actor. Great reaction to a great film.

[@ChrisReise]

17:41 "Look at this 'Raging Bull' VS 'Rocky'." Funny you should say that...There's a movie you would REALLY enjoy watching. Picture a movie about two retired boxing champs that have EACH won the championship from each other and now ONE of them wants to prove that HE is the better fighter, so he challenges the other to a THIRD fight...THAT is the premise to the movie "Grudge Match" starring Sylvester Stallone and Robert DeNiro. The really cool thing is that the film shows us the two boxers' careers in newsreels made up of used and unused footage from the "Rocky" and "Raging Bull" films.

[@frankk600]

Hi Coby. This is my favorite Stallone movie. Three late 1960s, early 1970s crime movies worth checking out: Bonnie and Clyde with Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty. It was very controversial when it first came out in 1967 because of the naturalistic portrayal of the violence in it and the somewhat sympathetic portrayal of antihero criminals, which shocked audiences and film critics at the time. The French Connection, 1971, starring a young Gene Hackman is a drug bust movie worth a look. The last one is Bullitt, 1968, starring Steve McQueen as a San Francisco cop and features probably the most famous car chase scenes in American cinema. One more thing, as a De Niro fan you might want to check out Meet the Parents if you haven't seen it yet. It's a comedy and De Niro is great as a way too overprotective father. His creepiest role is in Cape Fear, playing a a deranged ex con out for revenge.

[@cbretschneider]

Excellent movie choice! I really hope Coby hasn't seen True Romance because I'd love to see her react to it. That would be a perfect addition to this channel.

[@criminalcontent]

think she has … but Nicolette hasn’t

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

So many Sopranos actors, even the Shah Of Iran!

[@Luke17-10ministry]

Another good Stallone performance, in my opinion, is Lock Up with Donald Sutherland. Simple premise but good acting all around. Stallone can actually act.

[@matthewschafer6359]

A sheriff is an elected position so pretty much anyone can do it with no training. In some areas the sheriff also acts as the county coroner and rules on causes of death, and this is often with no medical training.

[@johndawhale3197]

Most stacked cast ever...RIP Ray Liotta.

[@sandman_says_runrunner4701]

I am not sure of your movie repertoire Coby but another great "crime" movie with your De Niro in it is "Heat". Keep up the good work with being genuine in your reactions and just putting voice to your inner thoughts instead of talking for talking sake.

[@user-oi4xx1jp6k]

Great reaction coby and yes that's the evil terminator from t2

[@mattesrocket]

unfortunately the movie was rated not very high, some critics were not so good, but for me it's a top 20 or top 30 movie. The topic is nothing special, but the characters showed interesting variations how to go through the troubles of the real society and all the sumbling stones in your life and a lot of that was expressed in iconic sayings. Etc. And the music and vibes of the early 90ies (when I was a young adult), I like just to get this atmosphere. Movies are sometimes not about the craziest story or super special acting, but about the atmosphere all in all. It's getting even better, when you watched it a couple of times. Not many youtubers reacted to it, good you did.

[@davidgagnon3781]

Thanks for reacting to one of my favorite films (that most people never heard of).

[@criminalcontent]

vary underrated !

[@borednow5838]

She’s beautiful and has real Charisma Carpenter vibes ❤🌹 Great reactions. Copland is a bit of a gem for sure

[@Reani71]

Not only that the cast was great, I feel that it was also a conscient choice to have Stallone play this role as an actor whom critics seemed not to love after all those action movies in the 80s to put it carefully. And then he plays the disrespected sheriff between all those critically-acclaimed Hollywood legends who play these complacent cops who think that they are untouchable. Simply spoken he was the underdog actor playing the underdog role. That felt kind of meta to me and if that was on purpose then it was a stroke of genius.

[@glennmcilvenna3142]

you gotta watch the rest of the matrix..i loved your reaction to the first one

[@criminalcontent]

taped it

[@cambodianz]

Underrated film. Stallone’s best work.

[@steviehandsome4712]

YOU BLEW IT!!

[@criminalcontent]

you bleeeeeewww it

[@alexp601]

Probably one of the best ensemble cast of all time

[@sandman_says_runrunner4701]

It was a very deep cast but it is good you used "probably" and "one of" since films like "A Bridge Too Far" would have something to say otherwise.

[@alexp601]

@@sandman_says_runrunner4701 Yeah I wouldn’t say THE best, but definitely high up there

[@jjkcharlie]

I think sly xhouldve gotten oscar nod for this role.

[@criminalcontent]

agreed

[@fernandomendez2709]

Perhaps his finest performance besides Rocky. Especially because he is parte of a great cast.

[@bluecollartradesman715]

Heat and Copland gotta be the best films with an ensemble cast.

[@criminalcontent]

truly

[@RedDeadGunslingerOutlaw]

The woman he gave the stuffed turtle too was in The Sopranos..she played Tonys goomah who worked as a car sales woman and killed herself inthe show

[@jaywoolston2851]

Such an underrated movie.

[@michaelaldan4354]

im impressed you watched Copland....an amazing movie ..dont understand this didnt win any Oscars

[@criminalcontent]

it’s such a great movie, we’re trying to draw attention to these little gems but clearly not big enough yet to draw some views and shine a light on it.

[@EnglishRalph]

I think I might re-watch this myself before checking out your reaction…

[@criminalcontent]

do it !

[@writerwade9241]

Drown a guy in a pool (filling his lungs with chlorinated water), then dump him in the river . . . how long after he supposedly died? I like the actors, and the movie, but forensics would crack this case in about two minutes. That part was a silly plan.

[@jamescole3795]

*midnight run with robert de niro*

[@rabbworf4612]

Here for Coby. Stallone is beyond excellent in this film.

[@davidmaxwell6572]

Another good one must watch identity with Ray

[@Diggz24]

Damn this girl is a smoke show! 🥵 definitely check out Midnight Run! It's one of my all time favorite comedies!

[@criminalcontent]

Unfortunately she saw that long ago

[@Diggz24]

@@criminalcontent LoL that's OK, as long as you've seen it. It's such a wholesome comedy! 👍

[@RedDeadGunslingerOutlaw]

I saw this in the movie theater...it's very underrated

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Sly stopped working out and put on weight for this part. Ray Liotta was hoping to get that part and even put on extra weight. I thought it was perfect the way it ended up. Sly wanted to prove he could actually act and he showed. Peace

[@timothywhitfield8785]

One of my top 20 EVER