The Enforcer (1976) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

When your wife likes Clint Eastwood movies, you've struck gold

[@sparky6086]

This was Tyne Daly's breakout role. She had no trouble finding work after this. Probably best known for the TV show, "Cagney & Lacy".

[@Madbandit77]

And "Judging Amy".

[@richardb6260]

Sister of Tim Daly from "Wings", the voice of Superman in the animated series, and star of the great and unfortunately short lived series "Eyes".

[@nealm6764]

I saw her earlier this week in an old episode of "The Virginian". She was very young and did a really good job with her role.

[@Madbandit77]

@@richardb6260 Tim was also in the Grey's Anatomy spinoff, "Private Practice" and the political drama "Madam Secretary".

[@gingerbill128]

That was a big show in the day , was popular in the UK , i remember watching it with my parents.

[@davidvainqueur5511]

"Jive ass bastard" That was so 70s 😂

[@tomloft2000]

Turkey would have been better?

[@styles2980]

I love the scene with Harry in the hypothetical situation. "I'm just wondering if anyone knows what laws are being broken, besides cruelty to animals."

[@clintcearley9487]

The guy who plays Mustapha was in four of the Dirty Harry movies. The bank robber who Harry asked, "Do you feel lucky?", The pimp killed by the rogue motorcycle cop in Magnum force and his detective partner in the next movie for you to watch, Sudden Impact. Always played his roles well. Passed away about eight years ago. Great Eastwood movies, and I was named after one of my mom and dad's favorite actors, Clint.

[@thefitnessgeezer.]

Poppy also played a hippie who Coogan threatened with a broken bottle in Coogans Bluff.

[@clintcearley9487]

@@thefitnessgeezer. Yes. I haven't seen that movie in many years. Thanks for the reminder.

[@bobwallace9814]

Clint had a habit of hiring the same actors he liked and trusted.

[@scottknode898]

Albert Popwell was his name and he was in Coogans Bluff as well which was Clint Eastwoods first starring film in action genre as a cop in 1968. He was usually a bad guy in Eastwood films except Sudden Impact where he got to play Harry’s friends Horace and colleague.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Born 1926, died 1999.

[@shanenolan5625]

She was in a great 80s TV cop show ( two female cops ) cagney and lacy . ( Actually, the idea was the original idea meant for Charlie's angels before the studio changed it ) . The last time I saw her, she had a small cameo in Marvel. ( Spiderman Homecoming)

[@ComicPhreak]

Damage Control.

[@shanenolan5625]

@@ComicPhreak yep

[@lostastar789]

Judging Amy tv show also

[@scottjo63]

And don't forget, the one and only.....who you say....Cobra Kia!!!! is in the show.

[@williamleslie2460]

I was just about to let them know. My wife and I watched Cagney and Lacy all the time in the early 80s. It was on late nights by that I mean between 10pm and and say midnight. 1 of the stations her in Dallas had a nightly rotation every week night it was Cagney and Lacy, Quincy ME ie medical examiner/ coroner. Simon and Simon, Fall guy, Hart to Hart, possibly others that’s just all I remember.

[@charlesharris9692]

Samantha cracked me up saying the van was so suspicious with it's flamed paint job! In 1976 most of the vans in the country had flame jobs or scallops or murals or something. A van with factory plain paint would have stood out! Love you guys. Keep up the great content!

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*See Corvette Summer (1976) with Mark Hammill and Annie Potts. (No Spoilers please.)*

[@richardb6260]

Mustapha is played by Albert Popwell. He played the robber Harry does the "Do you feel lucky" bit with in Dirty Harry. He plays a pimp in Magnum Force. He finally gets promoted to Harry's friend and fellow inspector in Sudden Impact.

[@peterz4427]

Don't forget Clint's "ape" movies, he was in those as well. Yes, ape movies.

[@thefitnessgeezer.]

Poppy was also threatened with a broken bottle by Clint in 'Coogans Bluff'

[@thefitnessgeezer.]

@@peterz4427 I don't remember him in the Ape movies 🤔

[@richardb6260]

@@peterz4427 Any Which Way You Can > Every Which Way But Loose. William Smith makes everything better.

[@phila3884]

I always loved Albert "Big Ed Mustapha" in this role. Saw it, probably in college, and still remember- "all right, so they're a little ..warm..."

[@chrisgrove7829]

This one really addresses all the issues of 70’s San Francisco. Revolutionary groups, the black panthers, women on the force, crashing into adult film shoots, and massage parlors like Tiffanies:) Wild times for sure:)

[@gingercat777]

Not as wild as theses times.

[@vincecommando7575]

Every period in history has it's own challenges. Hopefully they will all come to pass. As they say "Time will tell".

[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

This particular group might have been based on The Weather Underground.

[@pete_lind]

Black Panthers was in 1960s , also the talking points against that group is same that is used against BLM and Antifa now ... just pure propaganda , removed from reality . From black men legally open carry shotguns in 1967 , it took only 4 hour to CA state politician to get Mulford act passed , backed by NRA and signed by Reagan . Compared today , you can have 1000 whites waving AR 15s , wanting civil war , planning kidnappings and nothing happens , Amazing .

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Come to think of it, The Streets of San Francisco (1972-77) would make a good reaction show should they ever dare venture into '70s television, it depicted the times and the city very well too and was a great show.

[@drlee2]

The Enforcer is my favorite sequel of the series. It has a lot of elements going for it that I feel still hold a lot of relevance: (1) the main kidnapping terrorist plot, (2) the bureaucratic political maneuvering, (3) the departmental gender quotas, (4) the street savvy detective work by Harry, and (5) the great chemistry between Harry and Moore. This movie had the most fleshed out relationship between Harry and his partners. Tyne Daly is a very acclaimed and lauded TV actress. This film was her first big film role which eventually led to her most famous TV role as Detective Mary Beth Lacey on the hit 1980s TV series Cagney and Lacey that ran most of the decade. She won 4 Lead Actress Emmys for that role.

[@jh5131]

The Rookie with Eastwood and Charlie Sheen while not an official Dirty Harry movie is still in the same vein and pretty good

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Talk about a dark movie, literally shot so dark it's hard to make out much unless it's daytime scenes but night time scenes seem the majority. Good movie though.

[@eliserichardson8814]

The Rookie

[@Lugnut64052]

"Is it safe to sit up there?" That was the '70s, when the world was still a fun place.

[@michaelsegriff3362]

Absolutely.

[@randallwhalen3239]

Tyne Daly is a Tony, Oscar, and Emmy winning actress. You'll find her in a 80's cop show-Cagney and Lacey, and in a 90's courtroom drama-Judging Amy.

[@MrDman21]

Yep

[@doncotton3367]

Daly is a celebrated actress for sure (nominated 16 times for Emmys, 6-time winner - and is a Tony award winner), but not an Oscar winner.

[@mirkomustapic3883]

That scene where Harry talking with female commissioner is the world that we live today

[@careycarson7629]

The rocket launcher is designated the M72 LAWS or Light Anti-armor Weapons System. Basically considered at the time as a disposable launcher. Variants of them are in use around the world.

[@bbwng54]

As stated below, Tyne Daly was in the New York police detective drama Cagney (Sharon Gless) and Lacy (Daly). It was a very good show that lasted 7 years (1982-1988). She was a very good actress.

[@MLJ7956]

Also got to mention the 4 Cagney & Lacy TV movies in the mid 90s 😉

[@mitchellmelkin4078]

bbwng54, Not to nitpick, but using the past tense in referring to Ms. Daly is inaccurate, as she's still with us.

[@sisterdebmac]

She ain't dead yet!

[@allanrose3661]

Check out The Beguiled (1971). Another one of the many great Clint Eastwood movies. Great Reaction guys.

[@shainewhite2781]

I highly recommend THE OMEGA MAN 1971, starring Charlton Heston as the last man on Earth. Its based on the novel I Am Legend by Richard Matheson, which was then remade in 2007. The Last Man On Earth with Vincent Price which was released in 1964.

[@richardb6260]

The Last Man on Earth is the closest to the book. Ironically, the one that actually uses the book's title, I Am Legend, is the least like the book.

[@athos1974]

Lots of 1970's era movies don't have "happy endings". It was considered more realistic than the previous decades where the hero wins the day, with no collateral damage.

[@susanliltz3875]

Tyne Daley is a fantastic actress she’s been in a lot of stuff over the years and always does a great job!! She starred in a tv show “Cagney and Lacey” for a few years she was a police officer in that show too her and her female partner!! Good show !!

[@bradpriebe9218]

Love these classic Eastwood movies from the 70's. Another phone you might want to watch Imis the Gauntlet. It's not a Dirty Harry movie but the character is pretty similar.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

The Gauntlet (1977) is terrific, yes.

[@jonbolton3376]

I agree. The Gauntlet is a fantastic film.

[@the9-2-5outlawgamer]

The radio guy was Terrance McGovern. He is also a voice actor and director. the voice of Launchpad McQuack from Disney's DuckTales. He appeared as the voiceover dialogue director in Mrs. Doubtfire in which Robin Williams' character gets in a spat about the cartoon duck he's hired to do voiceover work for, but objects to the cartoon duck smoking a cigarette, and walks out of the recording session.

[@Madbandit77]

He was also in an episode of "The A-Team" called "The Rabbit Who Ate Las Vegas", where he played a kidnapped math professor who applied an algorithm to win at card games.

[@CrayCruz]

This is my favorite Dirty Harry movie, mainly because I love Tyne Daly's character (Inspector More) and yes, TBR, I was shell shocked when she was killed off. I too was expecting a partner-up with Dirty Harry in the next movie, they worked so well together. Tyne Daly herself is a treasure as she proved in the hit TV series, Cagney & Lacey. I couldn't get over how young she was in this one. I think they missed out on a wonderful pairing with Clint Eastwood, the chemistry was palpable.

[@Madbandit77]

Interestingly, the Stephen J. Cannell-produced TV series, "Hunter" (1984-1991) took the idea of the maverick male cop (also the son of a mobster) paired with a sensible female cop.

[@coffee8814]

glad she died, she made the movie worse

[@Darkja]

After completing the Dirty Harry movies, try the death Wish ones.

[@athos1974]

The first Death Wish is so good. Really deals with the reality of violence and it's consequences.

[@themoviedealers]

Death Wish 3 is an absurd fever dream.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

I think the first movie is really the only one to watch, the others are so weird and wacky excpet the fourth which is a bit more back to the straigh forward.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you two are having an great and awesome weekend ❤️

[@bmathesen248]

This is my favorite of the Dirty Harry movies. Good one liners, straightforward story, good action, and Clint being Clint.

[@utcnc7mm]

You guys need to react to Clint Eastwood in "Any which way but Loose" & "Any which way you can" these are action/comedy and are classics! His sidekick in these movies is an Orangutan named Clyde.

[@shasta810]

Right turn clyde

[@utcnc7mm]

@@shasta810 sure Hope enough people suggest that one, it’s so different from anything else he’s done I think they would love it.

[@davidsandall]

Bronco Billy

[@thefitnessgeezer.]

And the Black Widows wearing those wigs is hilarious 😂.

[@thefitnessgeezer.]

@@davidsandall a very underrated movie

[@broodhunter21]

Tyne Dailey later played another detective as one of the leads in Cagney and Lacey TV show. The woman who played Cagney later played Michael Westen's Mother in Burn Notice, and Tyne Dailey did a Cameo in that series as well.

[@independenceltd.]

Love that you're doing these Clint series. The really are, for lack of a better word, iconic. But don't miss out on some of Clint's other great, great movies: Million Dollar Baby, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Gran Torino, In the Line of Fire, The Bridges of Madison County, Escape from Alcatraz, High Plains Drifter, Hang 'Em High, The Beguiled, Tightrope, Play Misty for Me, A Perfect World, The Gauntlet... there's more, of course.

[@bbwng54]

I recommend that you consider submitting to your patreons one of Eastwood's many westerns, "The Outlaw Josey Wales". This is a revisionist Western and critically praised. In 1996, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". Other westerns to consider are "High Plains Drifter" and "Pale Rider"

[@machfront]

Tyne Daly was a great addition to the series. I wish she’d have lived. She was so sweet, cool, smart and badass despite being so new and inexperienced. Seeing her being all those things, except inexperienced on Cagney & Lacy was so enjoyable. Great show!

[@rennmaxbeta]

it's always a downer when she gets shot late in the film. She was a wonderful character and partner.

[@briguy399]

I love Harry's 1- liners - "Your mouthwash ain't making it. " LOL

[@ryanhill8886]

Tyne Daly was one half of the TV female cop duo Cagney ( Sharon Gless) and Lacey. Also she appeared in guest or supporting roles in many TV shows during the 70s and 80s. She was also the daughter of movie/tv character actor James Daly, probably best known for starring on TVs Medical Centre. She was married to African-American actor the late George Stanford Brown (TVs The Rookie) and is the sister of actor Tim Daly (Wings)

[@LordEriolTolkien]

peak 70's soundtrack

[@e.d.2096]

Took a walking tour of Alcatraz in the late 70s. Back then, the park rangers would lock the tourists in a maximum security cell (if you wanted to do it) no light, pretty scary. Really cool tour though.

[@richardb6260]

Which reminds me they should watch Eastwood's Escape from Alcatraz.

[@e.d.2096]

@@richardb6260 You really put 2 and 2 together in your comment. Clint Eastwood, and Alcatraz in another film together. I don't know why I didn't think of that. I second your recommendation!

[@jhilal2385]

"Inspector" is the San Francisco PD title for "Detective".

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

Tyne Daly is also in the MCU - she played the Dept of Damage Control representative at the beginning of Spider-Man Homecoming. She went on to star in Cagney and Lacy (with Sharon Gless), a huge hit 80s cop drama, and very groundbreaking.

[@matthintz9468]

I love all the Dirty Harry movies! While I think the original and Magnum Force are, by far, the strongest, the other three are all great films when judged independently.

[@imdiyu]

You guys must react to "Kelly's Heroes" starring Clint Eastwood. I recently watched it. It's such a beautiful film. It's a war, comedy, heist film. It will be a memorable experience.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Classic and along with Where Eagles Dare (1968), the only WW2 themed movies he's ever done, both filmed in the '60s.

[@imdiyu]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 I am gonna watch "Where Eagles Dare" today. I am on a Clint Eastwood binge right now. Yesterday I watched Million Dollars Baby, and it turned my Soul into Spaghetti. ❤️

[@mattperry5789]

Kelly’s Heroes is a great film

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

The good thing about Eastwood films, there's not a single one of them not worth seeing. I'd say, he's probably America's #1 movie icon few other actors were as perfect for the big screen as he was back then.

[@scottjo63]

12:57, and there he is again, playing another different character. Same actor, Albert Popwell. He was the bank robber in the 1st Dirty Harry movie, "I gots to know", the vicious pimp with the drain cleaner in Magnum Force. Remember? Great character actor. Two more movies Popwell's in, Coogan's Bluff, again with Clint Eastwood and a great Walter Matthau movie, Charlie Varrick (1973), directed by Don Siegel who directed the 1st Dirty Harry movie among other classics as Coogan's Bluff and John Wayne's last movie, The Shootist (1976). Oh, and Andrew Robinson (Scorpio) is also in Charley Varrick. All movies recommended watches. I do think you are the #1 reactors of KZbin. Love all your reactions, you reviews. Keep it up!! Thank you!! ❤️

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Charley Varrick is brilliant.

[@ziauddinkhan5699]

I think the pathologist says "Eat at Luigi's!" 😄

[@matthewganong1730]

The first two movies are really long and complex; I like that this one is much more straightforward and compact. Like you guys said, every film in the series is very different.

[@Hamicus63]

Dirty Harry is only 6 mins longer and has a much simpler plot

[@Knightcowboy89]

The great thing about the Dirty Harry franchise is that all 5 movies aren't necessarily better, or worse than the rest. They're all consistent in story, acting, and overall quality in terms of filmmaking. So you're gonna enjoy "Sudden Impact" and "The Dead Pool" just as much as you have these last three movies. "Sudden Impact" btw is where the famous "make my day" quote comes from. I look forward to those reactions.

[@peterz4427]

That 45 AutoMag. Friend of mine back in the day got one of those, it was a cannon.

[@lurkerrekrul]

Why do people feel the need to post spoilers about upcoming movies? Instead of letting them realize that the movie is where the quote comes from, you just blurt it out. Thanks for spoiling a moment I was looking forward to.

[@vincecommando7575]

My dad also owns the .44 Auto Mag. The only gun I've seen to rival that gun is the .475 Wildey Magnum. Which I am a proud owner of. Not to brag but I loved that gun ever since I saw Death Wish 3.

[@richardb6260]

@@vincecommando7575 the Wildey is featured in one of Charles Bronson's Death Wish movies.

[@richardb6260]

Ronald Reagan famously used the line "Go ahead, make my day" . When The Dead Pool came out and the catch phrase was "Well, you're just shit out of luck", a critic mentioned he doubted Reagan would use that one.

[@stevenjones916]

The Gauntlet is a great Clint Eastwood movie. I highly recommend it.

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Guys her name is pronounced like Tine Daily. Tyne had real success on broadway, and also a couple of very successful TV shows. She starred with Sharon Gless in a buddy cop show called Cagney and Lacey, and then she was a regular on a show called Judging Amy. Amy was a judge and a divorced Mom, and tyne played her Mother who lived with them. Both really good shows if you get a chance to watch reruns somewhere.

[@vincecommando7575]

This movie has one of the funniest scenes of all the Dirty Harry movies. "I'm Larry Dickman. My brother was here, tall, balding? Remember him well! Has a gold tooth in front? That's him." Please check out Sudden Impact (1983). That movie is solid gold and possibly the best of the series.

[@chuckvt5196]

The weapon was called a LAW: Light Anti-tank Weapon. I shot one when I was in the army back in 1972. You did not want to be in back of it or in front of it! Great review!

[@Billinois78]

I just googled it. Alcatraz prison closed 60 years ago, 1963. Just 13 years by the time of this movie.

[@barrycohen311]

Pathologist's joke after he popped the cranium off- "There's a note in here- It says- Eat At Luigi's"

[@michaelsegriff3362]

Straight, simple, very entertaining action flick. Gotta love Dirty Harry, and TBR and Sam!

[@MrRondonmon]

He said *"Eat at Luigi's"* (LOL). While he was chasing the black guy who planted the bomb, the guy (extra) he bumped into was Rob Reiner (Meathead from "All in the Family" or of course the now famous Director).

[@chrystlearkan1968]

Tyne Daly is sister of Tim Daly, who played JT Dolan in The Sopranos and Joe Hackett in the series Wings. She had many roles after this film.

[@johnclawed]

The rocket is a LAW, Light Anti-tank Weapon.

[@PamelaCovey]

PS: the pathologist who takes the top off the guy's skull tells them it says 'Eat at Luigi's!' in a phoney Italian accent. The idea is to make Kate throw up!

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Escape from Alcatraz is another great Eastwood. Very rewatchable.

[@johnnyawesome3042]

I have to say, I was pretty impressed that you guys immediately recognized the danger of standing behind someone firing a rocket launcher. Apart from us military guys, most people don’t think of that stuff when they’re watching a film. Moore basically would have been incinerated if Harry hadn’t grabbed her out of the way. As always, love you guys and always look forward to your reactions!

[@mitchellbeston1033]

When i saw you were reacting to The Enforcer, the first thing that came to mind was "marvellous". Tyne Daly brings back childhood memories of watching Cagney & Lacey.

[@Stuart_Cox1969]

I love this movie, Tyne Daly was fantastic, she went on to star in the tv series "Cagney & Lacey" with Sharon Gless, another great cop show.

[@GabrielgGabrielg-uk5vn]

Escape from Alcatraz is a must see Eastwood movie

[@NemeanLion-]

9:46 Coroner: “Eat at Luigi’s”

[@waterbeauty85]

I remember Siskel and Ebert (who used to be very popular film critics who hosted the syndicated TV show "At the Movie" ) did an entire episode called "Why People Like Dirty Harry," and they mentioned how diverse Harry's partners were: Latino, black, female and Asian (in "The Deadpool" which you haven't seen yet).

[@Drizzl1335]

YES SIR!!!! Back to ol’ Clint Eastwood!

[@nathanreeves9408]

Great channel! The Alcatrz scene at the end reminded me that "Escape from Alcatraz" is a good Clint Eastwood movie! Worth checking out if you are looking for more eastwood movies.

[@jimmorrish6771]

for an awesome WW2 Clint flick check out 'where eagles dare', absolute classic

[@jpotter2086]

Tyne Daly was ubiquitous as a character actor in the '70s and '80s and '90s ... appeared in so many TV series ... and has been plenty busy in the 21st century! She has 100+ acting credits. Look her up on IMDB.

[@sparky6086]

San Francisco is such a great backdrop for movies.

[@gorndd]

Tyne Daly (pronounced "Tine Daily") was actually quite famous for her role on the TV series "Cagney & Lacey". She's won 6 Emmy's: "Cagney & Lacey" (4), "Judging Amy" (1), and "Christie" (1)

[@UlrichUlrich]

The Alcatraz finale made me think of Escape From Alcatraz (1979) , one of the best prison break movies of all time, you should check it out, also stars Clint Eastwood.

[@davidleelloth1479]

Can’t wait for you to get to Sudden Impact-it’s kind of Dirty Harry meets Death Wish. It’s amazing

[@ailouros6669]

@3:31 Your TMI observation was said with so much enthusiasm. Had to pause your reaction vid while wiping the tea off my screen and keyboard.😂

[@johnclawed]

In my father's WWII training they demonstrated the bazooka. Behind it was a wooden crate hanging by a rope. The LAW comes with a rocket already in the short tube, but the bazooka was a long reusable tube and a second man pushed a rocket into the rear. When the bazooka was fired the crate turned to splinters, so they demonstrated how to load it and get out of the way at the same time.

[@mypl510]

Man, I remember watching this when I was a kid, later in the 70's, and it just blew me away! Still one of my favorite Dirty Harry series movies. Tyne Daly went on to have a hit show about Police Women, Cagney and Lacy

[@brianpayne2559]

Great reaction. Mustafa was the bank robber in Dirty Harry. " I got's to know". One of Clin't's best bud's. Finish these all , but be sure to view THE EIGER SANCTION.

[@kurtb8474]

I was a teenager in the 70s. I already knew a little about the Dirty Harry character. This was the first time I'd seen one in the theater. It's my favorite of the series. And it made me a die-hard Eastwood fan and I still am one today.

[@markcalvert7944]

Samantha: "The mayor might be deaf". 🤣

[@santaonthecross]

I bought a Smith and Wesson Model 629 .44 Mag. , mine is brushed steel instead of black, it's a very loud mule. Dirty Harry movies were a big part of my childhood.

[@ZXGAMER22]

alcratraz is now a tourist destination..you can go visit the jails and buildings

[@hk45c62]

You'll like Sudden Impact, which is the next Dirty Harry film.

[@tonygriffin_]

Harry was a product of his time but, while working with a woman may have been a new concept for him, he accepted her as a good partner because he could see she was a good cop, something that Harry would respect regardless of gender. Tyne Daly wnt on to become half of 'Cagney and Lacey', a TV cop show which was basically a female Starsky and Hutch...though I was more of a fan of Angie Dickinson as Sgt, Pepper Anderson in the TV series 'Police Woman'.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

I agree, Police Woman (1974-78) was the fun show of the two I'd say and C&L (1981-88) was more serious drama where PW was pure action.

[@wampa25]

The next film, Sudden Impact, is probably the most iconic film in the series. But the fifth and last film, The Dead Pool, should not be missed. It is considered the weakest film in the series but does feature some cool set pieces and a couple of actors you may recognize.

[@footofjuniper8212]

9:47 he said "Eat at Luigi's." The joke was that he found an advertisement during the autopsy. It's an old joke that goes way back to the days when billboards and signs started cluttering up the landscape. Jokes would reference this by saying an ad like "Eat at Joe's" or "Burma Shave" were found in unlikely places.

[@krondarr8865]

Tyne Daly was pretty good in her role. I do agree it was sad they killed her off. Ms. Daly did play a TV Detective in the 80s in a show called Cagney & Lacey. It ran for multiple seasons and she won multiple Emmys and awards for that show. I remember my mother being a big fan of the show. Ms. Daly still appears on TV shows.

[@bobkonradi1027]

Tyne Daly, as a result of her efforts in this movie, became part of a 1-2 team of lady detectives in the TV series "Cagney and Lacey" which had a couple year run.

[@shanenolan5625]

Clint Eastwood did a movie ( alcatraz) about the famous escape from the prison.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Saw that at the drive in also, Escape from Alcatraz, excellent movie!

[@Bothorth]

Now would be a good time to insert _The Gauntlet_ (1977) into the playlist. Think of it as _Dirty Harry_ on suspension.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Very true, even though his Shockley character is kind of washed up.

[@youssefverse]

Terrific review as always. Thank you for presenting THE ENFORCER in its correct Panavision aspect ratio.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

And its grading's not been messed up and modernized by Warner Bros, another plus.

[@youssefverse]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 So very true.

[@e.d.2096]

TBR, I really enjoy your channel and selection choices. You both are excellent reactors, and have great insight and analysis qualities. Can't wait to see what you react to next.

[@tomhoffman4330]

Hey E., here I am. These 2 post their weekly schedules every Sunday, I can keep you updated...if you'd want.

[@e.d.2096]

@@tomhoffman4330 Let me see if my tablet is accepting their posts,I'll let you know. Thanks

[@e.d.2096]

@@tomhoffman4330 Hey Tom, you around. I thought I could tell you here,about why I initially subscribed to Jens channel. That's if you want to hear it?

[@tomhoffman4330]

@@e.d.2096 Hi Eric. Sorry for leaving you hanging last night...I never got a Notification that you'd written back. I did see it, but it was hours later...and I figured you'd already gone to bed. I am curious, btw, if you still want to share that story. . .

[@e.d.2096]

@@tomhoffman4330 OK, hereIt is. I moved to Las Vegas in 1988 from Florida. (Probably well before Jen was born) I was hired to work at the Rio resort. Eventually I transferred to work in their gourmet restaurant. Right next to this restaurant was the resorts showroom. Where I met a girl named Lori. Tom this girl could today be Jens identical twin sister. I'm not kidding, they look exactly alike. Even Jens voice and mannerisms are perfectly matched with this girl Lori. It's actually pretty creepy to me in a way. Well, we started dating, and were in a relationship for quite some time. (To be honest, I fell in love with her) when I saw Jens channel appear at random on my tablet, well let's just say that my initial interest was peaked. Apon watching her first reaction, I was hooked. And of course I've been watching and subscribed ever since. To this day it still is amazing to me how similar they are.

[@briguy399]

I love Harry's 1- liners

[@vincentjoyce5100]

Harry’s partners are like Defense Against the Dark Arts teachers at Hogwarts.

[@Britcarjunkie]

Aside from the other Eastwood films mentioned, you also need to see "Tightrope", and "Play Misty For me". Hell...watch all of his films!(

[@LUIS_TINOCO_THE_SAVAGE]

I HOPE YOU GUYS ARE DOING AMAZING TODAY❤❤

[@yrualeg1]

It’s a LAW (Light Anti-Tank Weapon) it’s a 2.75 inch anti-tank rocket.

[@luvaboy772]

I've never watched any of these movies in their entirety growing until y'all's videos. I've bought the first 3 on Vudu causes of it. These movies are a whole vibe, Clint Eastwood don't fuck around.

[@BeegableRock]

This franchise reminds me a lot of my Dad, he loves Clint! Thanks so much for reacting to them, yous are always so great!

[@definitelydelish]

You definitely have to do Firefox, Outlaw Josey Wales and Heartbreak Ridge.

[@OpenMawProductions]

"Lots of dongs and bush" Pretty much sums up the 70s.

[@wampa25]

Interesting fact: David Soul, who appeared in the previous film, later starred in the cop show Starsky & Hutch. Tyne Daly, his partner here, later starred in the cop show Cagney & Lacey.

[@gerardoalvarez4250]

@wampa25 another of the rogue cops in Magnum Force was played by Robert Urich, who had a secundary role in S.W.A T. the TV series, and was the main character in "Vega$" and "Spenser: For hire”

[@susanliltz3875]

The actor leader in the barbershop Mustaffa is the same actor from the first Dirty Harry that wanted to know if Harry’s gun was empty and Harry asked him if he felt lucky!!

[@alexvaraderey]

The five films are 1971, 1973, 1976, 1983 & 1988. Clint was 41 in the first, 58 in the last. The role was initially offered to Frank Sinatra, who when he saw the .357 Magnum, said that he didn't think that he could use it convincingly and turned the role down. There is a rumour that the character that Clint plays in Gran Torino is a retired Harry - that can't be literally true, but the film can be seen as Clint's farewell to that type of character.

[@Zebred2001]

Great reaction as usual! Staying with Clint Eastwood but for a change of pace check out his WW2 action comedy Kelly's Heroes (1970) and his action thriller The Eiger Sanction (1975).