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pos: Cop Car (Keith Urban song) Cop Car (Keith Urban song) "Cop Car" is a song written by Zach Crowell, Sam Hunt, and Matt Jenkins and recorded by New Zealand-born Australian country music singer Keith Urban. It was released in January 2014 as the third international single and fourth overall from Urban's 2013 album "Fuse". The song is a mid-tempo ballad about two young lovers who are arrested when trespassing together, and "f[a]ll in love in the back of a cop car". Joseph Hudak of "Country Weekly" gave the song a B+ grade, saying that "[it]t's a clever concept, elevated to near greatness by its sheer

pos: Cop Car (Keith Urban song) Car,' is layered in atmospherics worthy of "Achtung Baby", but the melody is pure country." The song was nominated for Best Country Solo Performance at the 57th Grammy Awards but lost to Carrie Underwood's "Something in the Water". Compiled from liner notes. The music video was directed by John Urbano and premiered in January 2014. "Cop Car" peaked at number eight on the "Billboard" Country Airplay chart in May 2014, making it his lowest-peaking single on that chart since 1999. The song has sold 772,000 copies in the U.S. as of June 2014. Sam Hunt—who co-wrote the song originally—recorded his

pos: Zach Crowell "Leave the Night On" for Sam Hunt, and "Where It's At (Yep, Yep)" and "Hell of a Night" for Dustin Lynch. Additionally, Crowell co-wrote and produced the song "Cop Car" by Keith Urban along with having songs recorded by Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley, Florida Georgia Line and Cole Swindell. In 2015, Crowell co-wrote and/or produced multiple number one songs for county music star Carrie Underwood's fifth studio album, "Storyteller", including the songs "Heartbeat", "Church Bells", and "Dirty Laundry". Crowell produced and co-wrote the 2017 song "Body Like a Back Road" for singer Sam Hunt. The song set the all time

pos: Cop Car (Keith Urban song) version of it on his debut studio album "Montevallo", which was released on October 27, 2014. Hunt explains that the reason he included the song on his album is because "After writing the songs on the record, it was like a movie, and "Cop Car" was a pivotal scene in that movie. Even though Keith Urban had recorded it, I felt it still had a place on the record." Cop Car (Keith Urban song) "Cop Car" is a song written by Zach Crowell, Sam Hunt, and Matt Jenkins and recorded by New Zealand-born Australian country music singer Keith Urban. It

pos: Montevallo (album) engineers Musicians Production Montevallo (album) Montevallo is the debut studio album by American singer Sam Hunt. It was released on October 27, 2014, by MCA Nashville. Hunt co-wrote all 10 tracks on the album. The album was produced by Zach Crowell and Shane McAnally. "Cop Car" was previously recorded by Keith Urban on his eighth studio album "Fuse", who released it as a single in January 2014. In 2015, "Montevallo" was nominated for Best Country Album at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards. It won the 2016 American Country Countdown Awards for Digital Album of the Year. "Leave the Night On"

pos: Montevallo (album) Montevallo (album) Montevallo is the debut studio album by American singer Sam Hunt. It was released on October 27, 2014, by MCA Nashville. Hunt co-wrote all 10 tracks on the album. The album was produced by Zach Crowell and Shane McAnally. "Cop Car" was previously recorded by Keith Urban on his eighth studio album "Fuse", who released it as a single in January 2014. In 2015, "Montevallo" was nominated for Best Country Album at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards. It won the 2016 American Country Countdown Awards for Digital Album of the Year. "Leave the Night On" was released as

neg: Cop Car (film) of cocaine in the toilet. He hears a voice on the radio and runs out to talk to one of the boys to find out where they are. The man from the trunk has put the boys in the back seat and tries to find a hiding spot before jumping back in the cop car and driving up the road. He threatens the boys, telling them not to tell the man who owns the car where he is hiding. Kretzer shows up in his truck and slowly walks towards the car. While talking to the boys he senses something is

neg: Cop Car (film) bushes. After a few seconds Travis gets back in the car and puts it into drive. Harrison hops in and they take off, driving wildly through the open field. The next scene takes place earlier: a cop car pulls up and Sheriff Kretzer (Kevin Bacon) gets out of the car. He takes a sip of root beer before placing it on the hood of his car. He removes some of his uniform and grabs a bag from the back seat. He lays a tarp on the ground and he pulls a body from the trunk. Kretzer struggles to drag the

neg: Trapped in the Closet the morning. Meanwhile, the cop-lover turns his car back around, concerned for Gwendolyn's safety. He sees the back door broken in and mistakes the laughter for abuse and bursts into the bedroom, gun drawn. Sylvester pulls his gun on the cop, whose name is revealed to be James. Gwendolyn pleads with Sylvester, and he puts his gun down. But then James winks and smiles, and Sylvester rushes him. They wrestle over the gun, which inadvertently discharges. This chapter reveals it was Twan, Gwendolyn's brother who was just released from prison, who was the one who was shot. After realizing who

neg: Mumbai 125 KM to which Prem bribes him into letting them go. That night, they encounter weird situations and a baby cradle, which they avoid. Prem accidentally hits a car; while figuring out who they hit, they come across a man who warns them to back off or else they will all be killed. The friends try to take the man to the same cop they met before but find the cop brutally murdered. The man suddenly disappears. The friends sense danger and find a way to get back off the road but the road seems to be endless. They encounter a girl

neg: Superfly (2018 film) bunch of Snow Patrol members, Juju suspects Priest and plans to get back at him. One of Priest's colleagues, Fat Freddy, is caught cheating on his girlfriend, who in return gives information to Snow Patrol about where Freddie was that day, finding out that he was one of the assailants. Snow Patrol was waiting to ambush Fat Freddy. While waiting, Fat Freddy gets pulled over by a cop and the cop investigates his car. Dirty cop, Detective Mason, acquires the cocaine and searches Freddie's phone, finding Eddie in his contacts. She orders Freddie to reveal where he got the cocaine,

neg: Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence Pereira of Bloody Disgusting rated it 3 out of 5 stars and wrote, "It's definitely the weakest of the bunch yet still delivers the qualities that have made the franchise sustain its cult following." Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence is a 1993 action slasher film written by Larry Cohen and directed by William Lustig. It is the third and final installment in the "Maniac Cop" series. A priest practicing the Voodoo arts resurrects Matt Cordell (Robert Z'Dar), who takes his badge and comes back from the dead to do his bidding. Meanwhile, a

neg: My Little Eye attic, telling her he is being chased and the others are dead. He then makes advances on Emma, who refuses, and attempts to rape her, before she stabs him in the back and runs off. Emma runs outside and finds a police officer, who handcuffs her inside the car and enters the house. An injured Matt then crawls out, begging the cop to let him kill Emma, since he spent six months in the house with her. Realizing they are working together, Emma escapes the car and tries to run but is shot in the back with a rifle by

neg: Sing, Unburied, Sing are coming back from Parchman. The officer handcuffs Leonie. He also handcuffs Michael. Jojo walks out of the car with Michaela and the cop handcuffs him too. Jojo reaches into his pocket to grab the leather pouch Pop gave him and the officer pulls out his gun on him. Misty drops Kayla who runs to Jojo and wraps herself around him. Kayla throws up on the officer and he lets them go. Back in the car, Leonie who is high from the meth she swallows becomes sick. Michael pulls over at a gas station and gives Jojo money to buy

neg: Cop Car (film) stolen sheriff's car and tells dispatch to ignore the report. After getting the other officers to switch their radio to a different channel, he uses the old channel to call the boys, but they do not answer. They are running in a field playing with Kretzer's weapons and gear found in the back seat. The boys hear someone screaming from the trunk of the car and open it to see a man covered in blood. He pleads with them to help him saying the cop is the bad guy. After being unable to talk with the boys, Kretzer dumps bags

neg: Cop Car (film) Cop Car (film) Cop Car is a 2015 American road thriller film directed by Jon Watts, written by Watts and Christopher Ford and starring Kevin Bacon, Shea Whigham, Camryn Manheim, James Freedson-Jackson and Hays Wellford. The film follows two young boys who come across the abandoned police car of a corrupt sheriff. It premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival and was released in the United States on August 7, 2015, by Focus World. Two young boys, Travis and Harrison, are walking through a field. Cursing as they walk, they come to a barbed wire fence and take turns climbing

neg: Marvel Noir beats him, only to find that he was a cop. Tombstone is shown holding a gun to Cage to protect the cop. Back in the present, Cage finds a booklet from a church in the tombstone, gets knocked out by Tombstone and is told to leave town. Cage goes out to investigate further but runs into Banticoff who gives him more money to continue the investigation. Cage sees officer Rachman get into a car across the street and follows him to a jazz lounge and sees money being given to a flapper named Jackie. Cage follows Jackie and ends up

neg: Cop Car (film) January 24, 2015. The film was released in theaters on August 7, 2015 by Focus World, who acquired distribution rights to the film on January 28, 2015. "Cop Car" received generally positive reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes the film has an approval rating of 80%, based on 80 reviews, with an average rating of 7/10. The site's critical consensus reads, ""Cop Car" boasts a terrific premise and a grimly gripping opening act -- and for some viewers, that will be enough to compensate for the movie's uneven denouement." On Metacritic the film has a score of 66 out of

neg: It's Bigger Than Hip Hop the reasons why. The cop comes to the window and ask for his drivers license and registration. Asante compiles but asked why he is getting pulled over. At the same time the cop tells him to slow down as he remarks you don't want to get shot. Then the cop gave no response and walks away. When he comes back, he is met with the same question to still no answer. The cop ask for them to step out the car which he responded no too. Then the cop asked him if he is hiding something. Asante is hiding the

neg: 2 A. M. in the Subway This gets the attention of the cop, who hustles the three of them onto the train; meanwhile what appears to be a pair of bare legs stick out from a window of a train car and are quickly withdrawn. The cop just manages to notice this, and calls all parties back out to the platform where it is revealed that the man in the bowler hat has a pair of department store mannequin's legs with him. On May 21, 1905, Billy Bitzer had made his film "Interior N.Y. subway, 14th St. to 42nd St." from the front of a New

neg: Trapped in the Closet Chapters 1–12 laughing at the entire situation. After a second, Gwendolyn joins him in the laughter and Sylvester begins explaining the events the previous night. Meanwhile the cop who pulled Sylvester over and the man Gwendolyn admits cheating on Sylvester with, whose name is revealed to be James, turns his car back around concerned for Gwendolyn's safety. When he sees Sylvester's car parked in a crooked space with the lights still on and sees the back door busted in, he picks up his gun and goes in to investigate. When he hears Sylvester and Gwendolyn laughing, James mistakes it for abuse. When

neg: Swerve (film) to Neverest to meet a contact. As he recklessly attempts to overtake another car, he swerves off the road to avoid a collision and dies. A man involved in the crash, Colin, discovers the suitcase and gives the female driver of the oncoming car a ride back to Neverest. There, he meets Frank, a local cop, and Colin discovers that the other driver is actually Frank's wife, Jina. Colin hands the money over to Frank, who invites Colin to stay overnight while Colin waits for his car to be repaired. When Frank leaves to secure the cash, Jina unsuccessfully attempts

neg: Sing, Unburied, Sing comes out, he embraces Leonie. He tries to hold Kayla but she doesn’t recognize him. Kayla throws up again. Jojo looks outside the car and sees a dark skinny boy. The next chapter is narrated by Richie. He recognizes Jojo as Pop's child. He recalls how Pop protected him while they were in Parchman. No one in the car but Jojo and Kayla can see Richie. On the drive back, they are pulled over by a cop. There is no time to hide the meth Al gave them so Leonie swallows it. Leonie, without thinking, tells the cop that they

neg: Amateur Night (2016 film) up urinating on him before taking back their money. As they leave the hotel, one of the bachelor party guy approaches Nikki and asks for a "quickie." It is then revealed that he is an undercover cop and he attempts to arrest Nikki. This prompts Guy to once again rescue her and they are caught in a cop car chase. The four manage to escape the cops but end up crashing Guy's car. They continue to escape on a bus. They return, exhausted, to their homes in the early morning. Nikki thanks Guy by hiring him to design a house

neg: Cop Land car is side-swiped by two African-American teens. The passenger points what looks like a weapon just before Babitch's tire blows out. Believing they have fired at him, Babitch shoots back and kills the teens in the ensuing chase. Officer Jack Rucker removes the steering-wheel lock that Babitch mistook for a weapon from the scene and is caught trying to plant a gun in the car. Worried about the repercussions to his own career, Donlan persuades Babitch to fake his own suicide. In the meantime, Liz Randone, wife of corrupt cop Joey Randone the woman Heflin saved from drowning years previously

neg: Caught Up (film) the trunk to get the spare tire and finds a dead body in the trunk. While trying to change the tire, a police officer pulls up and asks him what happened. Daryl tries to explain what happened when the trunk opens up and the cop walks over to the car. Thinking that it will lead him to back to prison for life, Daryl picks up a tire iron and tries to knock the cop out, only to discover the cop close the trunk and does not find the body. Daryl heads to Billy's office, beats him up, threatens him and

neg: 24 Hrs (film) Jagan at the police station, and Ajay dies but not before killing one of them. The other is outwitted by Jagan and he flees in their own car. On the way he calls up a police control centre and agrees to meet up with cops near the railway station to sort out the matter, not knowing that the controller cop is Ikhthar's informer. While driving, Jagan finds a surprise in the car, a girl by name Gauri (Komal Jha), who earlier that day snubs him off when he tries to talk with her, hiding in the back seat. She tells

neg: Cop Car (film) no fun at all in "Cop Car", a seriously imagination-challenged low-end action thriller." Peter Debruge of "Variety" gave the film a positive review, saying "Watts demonstrates masterful control, pushing right up against the limits of what we can take (even non-parents will be rattled watching the boys mishandling loaded weapons), and yet, at every turn, the screenplay falls short of the picture's full potential, missing opportunities that could have made this a classic." Cop Car (film) Cop Car is a 2015 American road thriller film directed by Jon Watts, written by Watts and Christopher Ford and starring Kevin Bacon, Shea

neg: Inferno Cop Inferno Cop The web series centers around the adventures of Inferno Cop, a police officer with a flaming head who seeks revenge after his family was murdered by Southern Cross, a shady, Illuminati-like organization that attempts to control the world with its various monsters and thugs. Inferno Cop dispenses ruthless justice on all lawbreakers he can find in Jack Knife Edge Town, generally by blowing them up, shooting them dead, or both. Inferno Cop rapidly goes from one ridiculous incident to another, including fighting a newborn baby, traveling through time, fending off a zombie apocalypse, turning into a car for

neg: Magnum Force Callahan makes his way back to the car before forced to give it to a bloodied Briggs at gunpoint, the cop intending to prosecute him for the vigilante police officers' death rather than kill him. As Callahan backs away from the car, he surreptitiously activates the timer on the mail bomb and tosses it in the back seat. Briggs is driving off when the bomb explodes, destroying the car and killing him. "Man's got to know his limitations", Callahan quips again, before walking away. Writer John Milius came up with a storyline in which a group of rogue young officers

neg: Police car to two. Police car A police car (also called a police cruiser, cop car, prowler, squad car, radio car, or radio motor patrol (RMP) ) is a ground vehicle used by police for transportation during patrols and to enable them to respond to incidents and chases. Typical uses of a police car include transporting officers so they can reach the scene of an incident quickly, transporting and temporarily detaining suspects in the back seats, as a location to use their police radio or laptop or to patrol an area, all while providing a visible deterrent to crime. Some police cars

neg: Police car Police car A police car (also called a police cruiser, cop car, prowler, squad car, radio car, or radio motor patrol (RMP) ) is a ground vehicle used by police for transportation during patrols and to enable them to respond to incidents and chases. Typical uses of a police car include transporting officers so they can reach the scene of an incident quickly, transporting and temporarily detaining suspects in the back seats, as a location to use their police radio or laptop or to patrol an area, all while providing a visible deterrent to crime. Some police cars are specially

neg: Cop Car (film) through it. While continuing their walk they come across a cop car in a lightly wooded area. Travis dares Harrison to touch the cop car. He refuses, so Travis touches it first, saying that if he does it so does Harrison. After realizing that there's nobody around, the boys try opening the doors. Harrison finds that the driver's side door is open and Travis hops in. The boys play around in the car until Travis hits the visor and the car keys fall into his lap. He starts the car and the boys both hop out and hide behind some

neg: Mere Dad Ki Maruti to escape. Pathan's assistant calls Sameer telling him to take the car but it's a trap set by the police and Sameer ends up in jail. On the morning of the wedding, Sameer explains to the cops what happened but the cops insist on meeting his father. Sameer informs his sister who sends her fiancé to bail out Sameer. While this is happening, a cop informs the police control room that an Ertiga is being stolen by a gang using a tow truck. A chase ensues and police catch the thieves and hand the car back to Sameer. After the

neg: Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence attempt the resurrection on her, but he is unable to do so, stating her spirit is refusing to return from the dead to be with him. Cordell kills Houngan, and both he and Kate are set on fire in the process; she is immolated. As they escape, Susan and McKinney are chased by Cordell, who survived the fire while remaining ablaze. He chases them in a beat up police car, while they ride in an ambulance. They manage to throw an oxygen tank into the burning car before both crash. However, before Cordell can back up on the other disabled

neg: Maniac Cop 2 protect the memory of Commissioner Doyle, the corrupt official who originally framed Cordell, the police authority refuse to inform the public of the nature of recent events. This, along with her belief that Cordell is alive and killing, prompts Theresa to appear on a talk show to inform the public about Cordell. A traffic cop is murdered by Cordell later when he was towing someone's car. The man who was having his car towed is arrested on suspicion on the cop's murder. While en route to a hotel in a taxi, Theresa is joined by Susan, and the two are

neg: Sentence processing ambiguities. A sentence is globally ambiguous if it has two distinct interpretations. Examples are sentences like "Someone shot the servant of the actress who was on the balcony" (was it the servant or the actress who was on the balcony?) or "The cop chased the criminal with a fast car" (did the cop or the criminal have a fast car?). Comprehenders may have a preferential interpretation for either of these cases, but syntactically and semantically, neither of the possible interpretations can be ruled out. Local ambiguities persist only for a short amount of time as an utterance is heard or

neg: The Scofflaw The Scofflaw "The Scofflaw" is the 99th episode of the NBC sitcom "Seinfeld". It was the 13th episode for the sixth season. It aired on January 26, 1995. George walks down the street and meets an old friend, Gary Fogel (Jon Lovitz), who apparently spent the last few months undergoing chemotherapy. Kramer calls a litterbug who threw garbage out of his car a "pig", but happens to do so right behind a cop. The cop turns and confronts Kramer, believing that Kramer called him a pig, which distracts him from giving a parking ticket to a car, which then flees.

neg: Stolen Car (Bruce Springsteen song) wrote about men and women. Springsteen would also develop themes from "Stolen Car" on other future songs, including "State Trooper" and "Highway Patrolman" from his 1982 "Nebraska" album and "Downbound Train" from his 1984 "Born in the U.S.A." album. In 2015, Springsteen stated that he regards "Stolen Car," "Point Blank," "Independence Day" and the title track as being "the heart and soul" of "The River" album. "Stolen Car" and another song from "The River", "Drive All Night", played a key role in setting the tone of the 1997 film "Cop Land". It has been listed as one of the all-time

neg: Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets played a cop whose father, a retired officer, was strangled to death by a suspect who was acquitted by a disinterested jury; a passage in Simon's book revealed that the guilty verdict against Frazier came about because two jurors who were fully convinced Frazier was guilty instead of two who insisted he was innocent and had been framed by the police were able to convince 8 jurors who flat-out didn't care either way. A young car thief fleeing officers was fatally shot in the back. Of the officers in pursuit, only one had fired a round from his weapon, and

neg: WolfCop stars and wrote, "While "Wolfcop" does tend to overreach, and too-often falls back on its predictable buddy-cop formula splatstick shtick, it's still plenty fun". Andrew Mack of Twitch Film wrote, "It is a mix of horror and comedy that does not take off right away but builds momentum to a satisfying conclusion." Scott Hallam of Dread Central rated it 3.5/5 stars and wrote, "If you enjoy a horror-comedy that's just out for a laugh and never takes itself too seriously, you'll enjoy "WolfCop"." The soundtrack was composed by Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, instrumental band Shooting Guns and Toby Bond, who joined the

neg: Cop Car (Keith Urban song) originality." He praised Urban's "earnest" vocals, and said that "the production is slick and alive—though not necessarily squarely 'country'." Kevin John Coyne of "Country Universe" gave it an identical rating, saying that he did not believe its storyline, but said that "Keith Urban’s heartfelt delivery and careful choice of what lines to emphasize keep the proceedings grounded. He’s so effective at capturing the feeling of falling in love that the specifics of the event surrounding the moment are appropriately secondary to the emotions at play." Thom Jurek of AllMusic wrote that "[t]he muted drum loop that fuels the shimmering 'Cop

neg: Rakta Charitra dressed as the cop, and his men, dressed as cops as well, kill most of the policemen. The story progresses as famed filmstar-turned-politician Shivaji Rao (Shatrughan Sinha) targets Anantapur for contesting elections. The day he enters Anantapur for the rally, Bukka Reddy's men throw bombs, which makes Shivaji Rao get back inside the car and go back. This insults him greatly and he asks his secretary for the one who can stop Bukka Reddy. Immediately, his secretary mentions Pratap Ravi's name; Shivaji Rao sends for him and puts down a proposal of joining his party and ticket for contesting elections.

neg: Cop Car (film) locked gate that Harrison uses the car to break through. Travis tries to get Harrison to go as fast as they can before he jumps into the driver's seat himself. They drive off, just missing a woman driving in an oncoming lane. Kretzer runs towards a trailer park where he steals a car. After driving through town he gets pulled over by a cop on a motorcycle. He calls in a fake robbery nearby and the motorcycle cop responds to the call, leaving him free to leave. He gets a call from dispatch informing him of a report of a

neg: Bottom Liner Blues Bottom Liner Blues Bottom Liner Blues is a crime novel by the American writer K.C. Constantine set in 1990s Rocksburg, a fictional, blue-collar, Rustbelt town in Western Pennsylvania (modeled on the author's hometown of McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, adjacent to Pittsburgh). Mario Balzic is the protagonist, an atypical detective for the genre, a Serbo-Italian American cop, middle-aged, unpretentious, a family man who asks questions and uses more sense than force. The novel opens with Balzic back in a police car and feeling depressed about his mother's recent death. He gets a call from a woman who thinks her husband may be

neg: I Wanna Hold Your Hand (film) alongside Larry and prepares to arrest him for improper parking and driving without a license. Grace, running back to the car, uses the 50 dollars to bribe the cop into letting him go. Without money to get backstage and get her photos, Grace is temporarily disconsolate but soon offers to accompany Larry to the dance. As the Beatles leave the theater following the TV show, they take a wrong turn and end up in Larry’s limo. As a crush of fans descends on the car, Larry drives the limo off with the Beatles in the back seat as Grace begins

neg: The Golden Spiders: A Nero Wolfe Mystery for the occasional tip. About an hour before, Pete saw a good-looking woman wearing large gold earrings shaped like spiders, at the wheel of a 1952 Cadillac. As Pete wiped her windshield the woman mouthed the words, "Help. Get a cop." A male passenger stuck a gun in her ribs and the car drove off. Pete wrote down the license number. If the woman is found dead, Pete believes he can claim a reward by identifying the man who was with her. Since the case is too big for him to handle alone, Pete asks Nero Wolfe to go 50-50.

neg: Bluesmobile Aykroyd, co-writer of the film, stated that he chose the 440 Dodge Monaco because he considered it to be the hottest car used by police during the 1970s. In describing the car to his brother Jake Blues, Elwood says, "It's got a cop motor, a 440-cubic-inch plant. It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas." The Bluesmobile has the ability to perform seemingly impossible stunts, such as jumping over an open drawbridge, flipping backwards in midair and even "flying" for very brief periods of time. However,

neg: Kevin Tierney Kevin Tierney Kevin Tierney (August 27, 1950 – May 12, 2018), was a Canadian film producer from Montreal who co-wrote and produced the most popular Canadian film of all time at the domestic box office, "Bon Cop, Bad Cop", for which he earned a 'Golden Reel' the Genie Award for Best Motion Picture in 2007. He is a former vice-chair of the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television and former chair of the board of "Cinémathèque québécoise". With characters trading lines in both English and French, Tierney saw "Bon Cop, Bad Cop" as a normal Canadian plot line about a

neg: Biriyani (film) and a police officer is responsible. As Sugan tries to get more information, a female cop stops Maya from telling the truth and later kills her on the train tracks. Back at home, Sugan gets a message from the female cop which makes him realize that she is not even a police officer but an assassin. Her next victim is no one other than Varalakshmi, Sugan's sister. At the temple Sugan's friend, his brother-in-law and Varalakshmi are in a car accident and the female assassin captures Varalakshmi. Sugan gets a call from Vijayakrishna that he needs Varadharajan alive so that

neg: Honky Donkey leads to Barclay getting in an argument with a traffic cop, until Spanky offers a solution. The children are then seen crammed into the front seat while Algebra sits in the back of the car. When the gang arrives at Wally's house, they all begin playing in the yard, leaving Barclay to try to get Algebra out of the car. He winds up getting knocked unconscious when Algebra kicks him in the head, and Wally's housekeeper comes out of the house and screams in horror at the sight of the mule sitting in their car. Barclay then sneezes, leading Algebra

neg: X: Night of Vengeance Shay is seventeen years old and ran away from home after her mom died. Bennett finds Shay walking through the streets, Holly warns Shay and Shay runs away. Bennett chases after her, leaving his car behind with Holly inside. Holly takes Bennett's car and rescues Shay. It is now revealed that Bennett is a cop. Holly decides to seek help from her boyfriend Ligurian (Peter Docker), who is also a cop. They visit Ligurian at a strip club and ask for his help. It turns out Ligurian and Bennett are friends and when Bennett tries to shoot Holly, Ligurian shoots

neg: Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence is a 1993 action slasher film written by Larry Cohen and directed by William Lustig. It is the third and final installment in the "Maniac Cop" series. A priest practicing the Voodoo arts resurrects Matt Cordell (Robert Z'Dar), who takes his badge and comes back from the dead to do his bidding. Meanwhile, a pair of cameramen who are hoping to make it big come across a convenience store robbery, where a police officer named Katie Sullivan (Gretchen Becker) intervenes in a hostage situation; she manages to wound

neg: The Hitcher II: I've Been Waiting is seemingly all right, and Maggie insists they take him on board. The Hitcher (Jake Busey) is insistent on making small talk and joking with them, but Jim is overwhelmed and evicts him from the car. Jim and Maggie continue their journey. They are eventually pulled over by a cop, but have been also followed by the Hitcher, who has hijacked an 18-wheeler truck and killed its driver. The Hitcher shoots the cop and tries to grab Jim and Maggie but is successfully thrown off the car when they escape. The couple arrive at the Esteridge residence late at night,

neg: Sam DeStefano was served to the agents. Roemer wrote he could never drink coffee again in his life. DeStefano's partner in the drug dealing business was rogue cop Tommy Dorso. Dorso reported that he once saw DeStefano roll on the floor, spit running from his mouth, begging Satan to show him mercy and screaming over and over again, "I'm your servant, command me." Once, while riding in his car, he saw a man walking down a Chicago street. DeStefano forced the man into his car at gunpoint, took the man to his house and forced the man and his own wife to

neg: Gwenpool learn about Gwenpool's world without superheroes. Gwen then grabs her gun and shoots him in the face, while discovering that Vincent is a Doombot in the process. Vincent reveals he survived a time travelling elderly Squirrel Girl's hobby of ruining Doctor Doom's plans, and turned against heroes and other weirdness when living with a younger Tinkerer, before attacking Gwenpool, who escapes with Cecil on their cop car. Back to the mobile base, Gwenpool transports it to Vincent's house, where the Teuthidans are hiding with Gwen's team. Assisted by Vincent (when gwen threatens to kill his elderly neighbors if he does

neg: Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence vehicle, the canister goes off, blowing up the car. Later, the charred corpse of Cordell is rolled into a morgue, next to the burned remains of Katie. While the lone coroner, who rolled Cordell into the morgue, is busy with his computer, the camera pans to the bodies, which shows Cordell's hand moving over to hold Katie's hand. "Maniac Cop III" was rated NC-17 by the MPAA and upheld on appeal. It was released on home video in the United States by Academy Releasing. It premiered on HBO in 1993. Blue Underground released "Maniac Cop III" on DVD and Blu-ray

neg: Zodiac Killer in San Francisco (referring to the February 18, 1970, death of Sgt. Brian McDonnell two days after the bombing at Park Station in Golden Gate Park) but added "there is more glory to killing a cop than a cid because a cop can shoot back." The letter included a diagram of a bomb the Zodiac claimed he would use to blow up a school bus. At the bottom of the diagram, he wrote: " = 10, SFPD = 0." Zodiac sent a greeting card postmarked April 28, 1970, to the "Chronicle". Written on the card was, "I hope you enjoy

neg: Good Cop, Bad Cop (NCIS) has been carrying around the guilt of what happened on the Damocles for weeks. And there was the guilt related to her being captured by Saleem when she was supposed to assassinate him...Alone with Ziva, Gibbs wasn't [good cop or bad cop]. He was Gibbs. Gibbs the mentor, the commanding officer, the surrogate father...He kissed her on the head, like a father. That was when Ziva cried...and smiled." Glenn Diaz from BuddyTV opinionated, "While the episode featured Gibbs and Vance heavily, it was probably Ducky who did the most significant progress on Ziva." Steve Marsi from "TV Fanatic" wrote, "For

neg: Highway to Hell (film) are a young all-American couple that decide to run away and elope in Las Vegas. On the road to Vegas, they ignore the warning of a local gas station attendant named Sam. They take an abandoned backroad where Rachel is kidnapped by a zombie Hell Cop who takes her to hell. Charlie goes back to Sam, and Sam explains what the Hellcop is and how to save her. Sam then gives Charlie a shotgun with special ammo and a car that holds a special attribute. On the highway, Charlie meets other dead people that live in Hell and even a

neg: Bank Heist (Atari 2600) time. Cars can be destroyed by dropping dynamite out the tail pipe of the Getaway Car (however, dynamite can also destroy the Getaway Car). The player starts out with four spare cars (lives). Lives are lost by running out of fuel, being hit by dynamite, or hitting a cop car. If the player can rob nine banks in one city, an extra car is earned. The left and right difficulty switches alter how hard the game is. When the left difficulty switch is set to A, the cop cars are smarter in catching the Getaway Car; when it's set to

neg: Gang Related (TV series) holds a 41% approval rating with an average score of 5.69/10 on review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes. The consensus states: ""Gang Related" focuses more on being dark and edgy than delivering an original narrative, resulting in a fairly ordinary cop drama." It has also received mixed critical reception on Metacritic, with a Metascore of 52, signifying "mixed or average reviews". Dorothy Rabinowitz at "The Wall Street Journal" wrote: "the writing is sharp, the atmosphere thick with tension from, among other things, car and foot chases". In contrast, "The Hollywood Reporter"s Tim Goodman wrote: "it's pretty clear right away that you're

neg: Old School (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) However, Jake's recklessness ends up affecting the precinct's reputation. Meanwhile, Rosa goes through a therapy with Boyle and Terry in order to behave correctly on a testimony. The episode was seen by an estimated 3.26 million household viewers and gained a 1.4/4 ratings share among adults aged 18–49, according to Nielsen Media Research. The episode received mostly positive reviews from critics, who praised Keach's performance as well as Jake's character development. The precinct receives the visit of Jimmy Brogan (Stacy Keach), a former journalist who wrote cop books back in the 70s. This makes Jake (Andy Samberg) happy as he's

neg: The House That Jack Built (2018 film) because he could very well be a serial killer. Jack agrees to take her to his mechanic, Sonny (Jack McKenzie). He fixes the tire jack but when they both return to try and fix the car once again, the tire jack breaks. The woman asks to be brought back once again. This time however, Jack takes the tire jack and kills her with it. He then takes her body to an industrial freezer he had purchased to store it away. Jack knocks on the door of another woman (Siobhan Fallon Hogan), and claims he’s a cop who can help her

neg: Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 for stopping Vincent. After dropping off Maya at UCLA, Paul falls in love with a passing Mounted Police Officer who reciprocates his advances. In January 2009, Sony expressed an interest in making a sequel to "". It was revealed on January 7, 2014 that Andy Fickman was in talks to direct the film while Kevin James, who also co-wrote the script with Nick Bakay, would be back to star as Blart. James produced the film along with Todd Garner and Happy Madison's Adam Sandler. The cast includes David Henrie, Raini Rodriguez, Eduardo Verástegui, Nicholas Turturro, Gary Valentine, Neal McDonough, Daniella

neg: The Scofflaw which Elaine gave him. The Scofflaw "The Scofflaw" is the 99th episode of the NBC sitcom "Seinfeld". It was the 13th episode for the sixth season. It aired on January 26, 1995. George walks down the street and meets an old friend, Gary Fogel (Jon Lovitz), who apparently spent the last few months undergoing chemotherapy. Kramer calls a litterbug who threw garbage out of his car a "pig", but happens to do so right behind a cop. The cop turns and confronts Kramer, believing that Kramer called him a pig, which distracts him from giving a parking ticket to a

neg: Alien Raiders the infected cop into a trap, while Seth leads his stepdaughter and the store clerk named Benny, who volunteered to have his finger cut off to spare Whitney the ordeal, outside. Ritter manages to cut the living parasite out of the cop, but is subsequently gunned down by the police who try to kill it. Just as Sterling is arrested by Seth, Charlotte realizes that the killed parasite was not the king. Inside a police car, Benny overhears Seth calling the other cops, telling them that Benny must be the king. Benny realizes that it must actually be Whitney, since

neg: Wheels of Terror reappears and rams the cop, killing him instantly. The driver then speeds away with Stephanie leaning out the window, crying for help. Laura resumes the chase after the car, despite the kids continuously pleading for her to slow down. Soon, the bus nearly drives off the edge of a cliff near a train bridge. As Laura tries to restart the bus and put it in reverse, the car appears behind the bus and rams it repeatedly, trying to send it over the edge, but Laura manages to start up the bus and back it away from the edge, making the

neg: Psycho Cop 2 film, but as this would require him to quit his job working on "The Simpsons", he declined. The Video Graveyard gave "Psycho Cop 2" two and a half stars, and wrote that it was "decent mindless entertainment" and that Shafer "turns in a pretty fun performance". Gorepress stated, ""Psycho Cop Returns" is the ultimate Friday night beer movie for blokes. If you think about everything you want in a bad movie, this flick has it in spades" while Monster Hunter wrote "the gore, and the humor are all functioning at optimal levels in this one, leaving the first "Psycho Cop"

neg: Sumit Nijhawan Narayanan, Anand Tiwari and Sumit Nijhawan among others— salvaged the film." The review in Hindustan Times mentioned that Khaleefa, as a "character artist stood out" and though Taran Adarsh was critical of the film, he approvingly wrote that Sumit "played the bad guy without much effort.". His role as the cop, Mr. Singh, in the Emraan Hashmi starrer Raja Natwarlal received a lot of appreciation. As Raja Sen of Rediff wrote, he had "a solid, menacing presence as a bad cop." Vishal Verma of IndiaGlitz wrote "Sumit Nijhawan as a greedy cop is fantastic" and Subhash K. Jha said that

neg: Armored Car Robbery Armored Car Robbery Armored Car Robbery is a 1950 American film noir directed by Richard Fleischer, and stars Charles McGraw. The film was filmed on location in Los Angeles, California. "Armored Car Robbery" is a heist movie, a subgenre of crime-based films. It tells the story of a well-planned robbery of cash from an armored car when it stops at a sports stadium. The heist goes awry and a tough Los Angeles cop sets off in hot pursuit of the culprits. Mastermind Dave Purvis (William Talman) is a professional criminal who devises a scheme to rob an armored car on

neg: Cop Car (film) body deeper into the wooded area and stops when he realizes that one of the shoes fell off the foot of the corpse. After finding the shoe again, he drops the body into a hole before emptying a bag of quicklime into the hole. He starts walking back towards his car only to realize it is no longer there. Kretzer makes a call to the police station, telling the dispatcher his radio is down and he can be reached on his cell. Harrison starts playing with the radio before asking Travis for a chance to drive. They come to a

neg: Space Cop the past who is unfrozen in the present. Together, they must defeat evil aliens with a sinister plan in the present, the past of the future. The film was released straight to Blu-ray on January 12, 2016 and on digital download on January 30, 2016. Mark Varley of Moviepilot wrote that, despite the filmmakers wanting "to make a film that was tongue in cheek..."Space Cop" was boring and unfunny". Felix Vasquez Jr. of "Cinema Crazed" wrote that the film is "a neat, if flawed, mash up of genres reserved for select movie fans that appreciate this kind of comedy, or

neg: First Action Hero First Action Hero First Action Hero is a cult 1994 film starring Fabio Testi as Tony Fierro with Ron Nummi as Hoagy and directed by Nini Grassia. It has the alternative Italian name "Il Burattinaio". One man takes on a massive crime ring in "First Action Hero". Set in Miami, this fast-paced film features a stressed-out but savvy cop who tries to bust up a gang of millionaire mobsters who deal in drugs, violence, and prostitution. An unconventional, off-the-rails cop is transferred back to his old precinct, Miami, to prevent a gang war. He is forced to juggle his cop

neg: Beverly Hills Cop II can't match that one's novelty or excitement. "Variety" called it "a noisy, numbing, unimaginative, heartless remake of the original film." Sheila Benson of the "Los Angeles Times" wrote, "It's hard to believe that the group who came up with the hard, clean edges of "Top Gun", sleek and unfeeling though it may have been, could make a picture as crude, as muddled, as destructo-Derbyish as this one." ""Beverly Hills Cop II" was probably the most successful mediocre picture in history," Murphy said. "It made $250 million worldwide, and it was a half-assed movie. "Cop II" was basically a rehash of

neg: Psycho Cop 2 Psycho Cop 2 Psycho Cop 2 (also known as Psycho Cop Returns) is a 1993 horror comedy film directed by Adam Rifkin, and written by Dan Povenmire. It is the sequel to the 1989 film "Psycho Cop". In a coffeehouse, Officer Joe Vickers, a serial killer empowered by Satan, overhears Brian and Larry, a pair white-collar workers, discussing a bachelor party that they are planning to throw in their workplace for their friend Gary. Vickers follows the two to their office, and stakes it out in his car (which is full of body parts and demonic imagery) until after hours,

neg: Mirko Cro Cop like Kazuyuki Fujita or veteran wrestlers like Heath Herring and judoka and sambist Aleksander Emelianenko. Though always focused on striking, Cro Cop developed ground fighting skills over time, being adept in fighting from his back and recovering the standing position. His persona has inspired many newer generation fighters, notably Demetrious Johnson, who once referred to Cro Cop after his record-breaking title defense, saying, "There was a long time ago in PRIDE: (Mirko) ‘Cro-Cop’ (Filipovic), it was his birthday, and he had that look on his face like nobody was going to take that championship away from him... That's how I

neg: One Tough Cop sharks. One Tough Cop One Tough Cop is a 1998 American action crime film. It was directed by Bruno Barreto and written by Jeremy Iacone. The movie stars Stephen Baldwin as the protagonist and first-person narrator Bo Dietl, a real-life New York City detective who wrote the book that the film is based on. Chris Penn costars as Dietl's partner. Gina Gershon, Mike McGlone and Paul Guilfoyle also play key roles. Detective Bo Dietl and his partner investigate the rape and murder of a nun. Meanwhile, Dietl learns that his partner has a gambling problem, and is in debt to

neg: One Tough Cop One Tough Cop One Tough Cop is a 1998 American action crime film. It was directed by Bruno Barreto and written by Jeremy Iacone. The movie stars Stephen Baldwin as the protagonist and first-person narrator Bo Dietl, a real-life New York City detective who wrote the book that the film is based on. Chris Penn costars as Dietl's partner. Gina Gershon, Mike McGlone and Paul Guilfoyle also play key roles. Detective Bo Dietl and his partner investigate the rape and murder of a nun. Meanwhile, Dietl learns that his partner has a gambling problem, and is in debt to loan

neg: Cyborg Cop III Cyborg Cop III Cyborg Cop III (also known as Terminal Impact) is a 1995 action/science fiction direct-to-video film, starring Frank Zagarino and Bryan Genesse. Written by Jeff Albert & Dennis Dimster and directed by Yossi Wein, it was the third film in the Cyborg Cop Trilogy. This movie was preceded by Cyborg Cop (1993) and Cyborg Cop II (1994). A scientist intends to turn students into mercenary cyborgs. However, a cop is determined to stop his experiments. Richard Scheib from "Moria.co" gave the film only one star and wrote: "Cyborg Cop III must be the single worst film that Nu

neg: Beverly Hills Cop III on the real-life Kray brothers, who were captured in Detroit and transported to London by Jeffrey (Axel's friend from Beverly Hills Cop and Beverly Hills Cop II, played by Paul Reiser), and Axel would have gone overseas after the gangsters' henchmen broke them out of custody and murdered Jeffrey. This was scrapped because producers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer decided it was too close to the story of Michael Douglas' 1989 film "Black Rain". When writer Steven E. de Souza was brought in, he originally wrote the story as more ""Die Hard" in a theme park". He was told that

neg: Shooting of Zachary Hammond scene showed no malfeasance on the part of police. Hammond's passenger Tori Morton gave her account of the shooting in a sworn affidavit: Zach and I are sharing a chocolate dipped ice cream cone from McDonalds, and as we were pulling into a parking spot the police SUV was lighted (sic) up in blue flashing lights. The two officers got out and had they're (sic) guns drawn, telling that he would blow our (expletive deleted) off and immediately started firing. As the shots rang the car moved/rolled forward and along the curb until another cop car smashed into the back

neg: Reservoir Dogs (video game) a hospital, Blonde arrives. Blonde reveals that he has a tied-up police officer in the trunk of his car. After beating the cop to extract information, Eddie arrives before leaving with White and Pink to retrieve the diamonds and ditch the getaway vehicles. After the three depart, Blonde begins to torture the cop, slashing his face and slicing off his ear. He then attempts to set the cop on fire before he is shot dead by a still bleeding Orange. Orange reveals to the cop that he is an undercover cop and that backup is waiting for Joe to arrive

neg: The Glass House (2001 film) knife, causing the loan sharks to put Terry in the Jaguar and drive away in it. The car then goes over a ledge and crashes, killing the loan sharks, but Terry survives. Meanwhile, the children are picked up by a friendly cop. The policeman stops at the scene of the accident and, while investigating, Terry knocks him out. After climbing back up the embankment, and armed with a gun, Terry tries to lure Ruby and Rhett toward him. Ruby hits Terry with the police car and kills him instantly. In the end, Ruby and Rhett end up living with their

neg: Cop (album) recording is "designed to be played at maximum volume". AllMusic critic Ned Raggett wrote of the album, "Ugly, compelling and overpowering, "Cop" remains the pinnacle of Swans' brutal early days", calling it "quite possibly one of the darkest recordings ever done." Later writing for "The Quietus", Raggett went on to continue praising "Cop", recognizing it as the source of other bands like Godflesh and The Young Gods. Aaron Lariviere of "Stereogum" added Neurosis to the list of bands that "Cop" helped influence. Miranda Yardley of "Terrorizer" wrote, "Michael Gira and co. make music that generates its own gravity well, never

neg: It's Bigger Than Hip Hop fact he does have a gun as he personally does not believe in guns but he needs it as protection against the opposition he faces now. He tells the cop and the cop saw an opportunity and as why he got the gun. Asante tells him which the cop follows up to ask the sears the car. He says no and states the fourth amendment to the cop. Where the cop says what are you hiding this is where he says the question again. Where he is me with getting called boy when he repeats he hears "Fuckin' nigger". Asante

neg: Operation: Broken Feather hands of Holt's meddling ways, establishing these people for the rookies who will hopefully tune in again on Tuesday. 'Operation: Broken Feather' was a solid way of saying, 'Y'all come back now, y'hear?'" Alan Sepinwall of "HitFix" wrote, "And 'Operation: Broken Feather' continued the upswing in the material that Golden Globe Winner Andy Samberg is getting lately. He's still goofy and immature, but in a way that doesn't make you wonder how on earth this guy became and remains a cop. (Jake falling off the ladder while failing to dunk was the funniest non-Holt moment of the episode.) The writers

neg: Bon Cop, Bad Cop and parks the car in front with Therrien still locked in the trunk. When they emerge, they find the car being towed from the no-parking zone, and as they try to chase down the truck driver, the car explodes. With their prime witness dead, they decide to search Therrien's house where they find a large marijuana grow-op in the basement. They also discover another body, a former hockey team owner. A laser tripwire is activated by Bouchard, which sets the house on fire, destroying the house and causing the two cops to get high on the fumes of the burning

neg: Fuse (Keith Urban album) has sold over 478,000 copies in the US. The album also debuted at number one in both Canada and Australia and peaked within the Top 10 in the United Kingdom. It is Urban's second album to chart in his native New Zealand, after 2012's "The Story So Far". Compiled from liner notes. "Somewhere in My Car" "Even the Stars Fall 4 U" "Cop Car" "Shame" "Good Thing" "We Were Us" "Love's Poster Child" "She's My 11" "Come Back to Me" "Red Camaro" "Little Bit of Everything" "Raise 'Em Up" "Heart Like Mine" "Black Leather Jacket" "Gonna B Good" "Lucky Charm"

neg: Upper World (film) the clothes back to him. To thank him, she offers to make him breakfast and he ends up skipping all of his morning appointments to have breakfast with her. On the way to his appointments, his car is stopped for speeding by Officer Moran (Sidney Toler), an incorruptible law and order beat cop. Alex pulls some strings and gets Moran demoted. Meanwhile, when Alex gets back home his wife is in the middle of throwing a large costume party. She asks him to come to the party and Alex tells her that he misses spending time alone with her. Hettie

neg: London Underground Q Stock car with a full width driver's cab; T is a trailer (unpowered) car and UT an "uncoupling trailer" designed to be shunted, coupled and uncoupled at a terminal station. After World War II the first phase of R Stock took 82 of the Q38 Stock trailers and replaced these with Q31 and Q35 trailers from the 'H Stock'; some motor cars were converted to trailers. Further conversions of the Q38 into R Stock and COP Stock followed, 6 and 8 car sets being maintained by converting some of the older motor cars into trailers. The transfer of COP Stock from

neg: Robert Z'Dar career in acting. His first feature film appearance was in the women in prison film "Hellhole" (1985). Z'Dar appeared in several films, including "Hot Chili" (1985), "The Night Stalker" (1987), "Cherry 2000" (1987), "The Killing Game" (1988), and "Grotesque" (1988). Z'Dar's name became recognizable when he played Matt Cordell in 1988's "Maniac Cop", a film about a back from the dead hero NYPD cop turned evil avenger who brutally murders people. Z'Dar reprised his role in the 1990 sequel and "" (1993). It was perhaps Z'Dar's performance in "Maniac Cop" that landed him the role of "Face" in 1989's "Tango

neg: Cop Car (film) not right and ducks behind the car. The woman that the boys almost hit shows up and walks towards the car, screaming at the boys. She sees Kretzer, who claims to be injured and asks her to look for his keys (in the direction where he suspects the man is hiding). The woman spots the man from the trunk and a gun fight erupts after he shoots the woman. Both the sheriff and the man from the trunk shoot each other. After several tries, the boys manage to escape the car by shooting out the window. Travis has been hit

neg: Raymond Kelly officially joined NYPD. He graduated first in his class from the New York City Police Academy and passed the sergeant's test upon returning from Vietnam. This meteoric ascent combined with relative inexperience as a beat cop has prompted some criticisms from colleagues. According to Geoffrey Gray who wrote in "New York Magazine", "Some retired cops say Kelly's swift ascent makes him a boss who doesn't understand the street. 'He's not a cop,' says one retired chief, dismissively. 'He's on patrol for a blink of an eye and tells guys on patrol ten years how to do their jobs.' Says another,

neg: Mirko Cro Cop PRIDE and Fedor Emelianenko, PRIDE matched up Cro Cop against former champion Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira for the PRIDE Interim Heavyweight Championship. Cro Cop dominated early in the stand up; even knocking Nogueria down at the end of the round which prompted Yuji Shimada to wave the fight off, but the bell had already rung. At the start of the second round, Cro Cop was taken down, mounted and eventually submitted via armbar in the second round, suffering the first loss of his career. After the loss to Nogueira, Cro Cop scored back to back first-round TKO's of Ron Waterman and

neg: Samurai Cop Samurai Cop Samurai Cop is a 1991 American direct-to-video action film directed, produced and written by Amir Shervan. The film stars Robert Z'Dar, Matt Hannon and Mark Frazer. The film has attained a cult following. When a renegade Japanese gang known as the Katana take control of the cocaine trade in Los Angeles, the LAPD transfer in a Samurai Cop from the SDPD to help tackle the problem. Joe Marshall has been trained by the masters in Japan and speaks fluent Japanese, but dresses like a commoner. An attempted bust meets with failure after a bizarre car chase leads to

neg: Channing Gibson wrote or co-wrote the episodes "Moon, Man", "Mi Casa es Tsunami", "The Bottle Show", "Back in the Saddle" and "Kimo the Magnificent". He became a co-executive producer for the second season of Bochco and David Milch created ABC police drama "NYPD Blue" in 1994. He wrote the episodes "Cop Suey", "The Final Adjustment" and "Don We Now Our Gay Apparel". Gibson and the production team won the Emmy Award for outstanding series for their work on the second season. Along with Bochco and Charles H. Eglee Channing created the drama series "Murder One". Gibson was nominated for the Emmy Award

neg: Cop this Lot Cop this Lot Cop this Lot (1960) is a popular Australian comic novel written by John O'Grady under the pen name "Nino Culotta", the name of the main character of the book. It is a sequel to the even more popular "They're a Weird Mob". Giovanni 'Nino' Culotta is an Italian immigrant, who came to Australia as a journalist, but became a brickie's labourer. Now, several years later, he is a builder, and married to Kay, with a daughter Maria and son Nino junior. Nino decides to travel back to Italy to see his parents, and takes not only Kay,

neg: Lost (1956 film) Gregg, Joan Sims, Shirley Anne Field, Joan Hickson, Dandy Nichols, Mona Washbourne, Barbara Windsor and George Woodbridge"; and the "Radio Times" wrote, "this film succeeds because it confronts every parent's nightmare: what happens when you suddenly look away and find your child is missing when you look back? Of course, this being a class-riddled Rank picture, it's the nanny who loses the baby, but it's pretty harrowing nonetheless, despite the casting of insipid David Knight and Julia Arnall as baby Simon's parents. Granite-faced cop David Farrar is on hand to bring grit to screenwriter Janet Green's earnest chase movie, and

neg: New World (2013 film) New World (2013 film) New World () is a 2013 South Korean crime drama film written and directed by Park Hoon-jung. Starring Choi Min-sik, Hwang Jung-min and Lee Jung-jae, the film is a melodrama revolving around an undercover cop who finds it difficult to play both a cop and a goon. "New World" is the first entry in a planned trilogy. . Chairman Seok Dong-chool of Goldmoon International, South Korea's largest corporate crime syndicate, is killed in a mysterious car accident, and the possible successors are Jung Chung, Lee Joong-gu, and to a lesser extent, Jang Su-ki. Goldmoon is an