- Studio: Miramax Films
- Release Date: Aug 15, 1997
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MichaelK.Mar 25, 20089The movie introduced cop and crook life in a conservative style and flaw´d only very little on the way. A decent 9/10.
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HusamB.Mar 31, 20089this had to be one of Stallon'e finest movies, the story is great, his performance even greater, you really feel sorry for the character, sly's portrayal was truly magnificent, all the ensambled cast made the movie a true masterpiece.
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DianeS.Apr 14, 200710I just discovered this amazing film. What a gathering of eagles. I think this is a masterpiece, and an accomplishment that all the artists in it can be proud of. It is a landmark in American film making, deepening our integrity and awakening our responsibility.
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90Everywhere the camera turns in this tense and volatile drama, it finds enough interest for a truckload of conventional Hollywood fare. Whatever its limitations, Cop Land has talent to burn.
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75While this is probably the actor's best turn since Rocky, and he does a credible job that may earn him the opportunity to do more "serious" work in the future, Stallone's performance is outshone on all sides. That's not a knock against him; it's an acknowledgment that the supporting cast is about the best that it can be.
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75Branching out in a bold new direction, Stallone is quietly devastating. James Mangold has directed Cop Land from his own ardent, audacious script, and despite some draggy, overdeliberate moments, it's the strongest piece of material to come Stallone's way since he invented himself as Rocky 21 years ago.