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| Runtime: |
104 minutes |
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720x392 px |
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DivX v5 |
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1377 kbps |
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25 |
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| Runtime: |
104 minutes |
| Video size: |
592x324 px |
| Codec: |
DivX v5 |
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746 kbps |
| FPS: |
25 |
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| Runtime: |
104 minutes |
| Video size: |
320x176 px |
| Codec: |
DivX v5 |
| Average Bitrate: |
232 kbps |
| FPS: |
25 |
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Full movie is only $1.99
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The French Connection Storyline
The French Connection movie taglines:
| 1: The time is right for an out and out thriller like this. |
| 2: There are no rules and no holds barred when Popeye cuts loose! |
| 3: Doyle is bad news - but a good cop. |
| 4: A $32,000,000 chase turns into the American thriller of the year! |
The French Connection movie plot:
This gritty, fast-paced, and innovative police drama earned five Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay (written by Ernest Tidyman), and Best Actor (Gene Hackman). Jimmy “Popeye” Doyle (Hackman) and his partner, Buddy Russo (Roy Scheider), are New York City police detectives on narcotics detail, trying to track down the source of heroin from Europe into the United States. Suave Alain Charnier (Fernando Rey) is the French drug kingpin who provides a large percentage of New York City’s dope, and Pierre Nicoli (Marcel Bozzuffi) is a hired killer and Charnier’s right-hand man. Acting on a hunch, Popeye and Buddy start tailing Sal Boca (Tony Lo Bianco) and his wife, Angie (Arlene Faber), who live pretty high for a couple whose corner store brings in about 7,000 dollars a year. It turns out Popeye’s suspicions are right — Sal and Angie are the New York agents for Charnier, who will be smuggling 32 million dollars’ worth of heroin into the city in a car shipped over from France. The French Connection broke plenty of new ground for screen thrillers; Popeye Doyle was a highly unusual “hero,” an often violent, racist, and mean-spirited cop whose dedication to his job fell just short of dangerous obsession. The film’s high point, a high-speed car chase with Popeye tailing an elevated train, was one of the most viscerally exciting screen moments of its day and set the stage for dozens of action sequences to follow. And the film’s grimy realism (and downbeat ending) was a big change from the buff-and-shine gloss and good-guys-always-win heroics of most police dramas that preceded it. The French Connection was inspired by a true story, and Eddie Egan and Sonny Grosso, Popeye and Buddy’s real life counterparts, both have small roles in the film. A sequel followed four years later.
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