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Dragnet
Description
The film follows the equally-straight-laced and 'by the book' nephew of Joe Friday and his more laid-back partner as they are ordered to investigate a strange series of ritual killings.
The film follows the equally-straight-laced and 'by the book' nephew of Joe Friday and his more laid-back partner as they are ordered to investigate a strange series of ritual killings.
Actors:
Marshall Maurice Mitchell,
David Armstrong,
Fred Asparagus,
Jim Boeke,
Peter Aykroyd,
Chester Grimes,
Karen Criswell
Marshall Maurice Mitchell
David Armstrong
16 October 1924, USA
Fred Asparagus
10 June 1947, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Jim Boeke
11 September 1938, Akron, Ohio, USA
Peter Aykroyd
1955, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Chester Grimes
1 March 1944, San Bernardino, California, USA
Karen Criswell
Country:
United States
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Leo Goldsmith
June 22, 2004
Strident pop-culture revisionism.
Vincent Canby
May 20, 2003
Mr. Aykroyd and Mr. Hanks play well together, but the funniest performance in the film is that of Dabney Coleman, as the smut king (who lisps).
January 01, 2000
Yes, it is lowbrow and sophomoric. What you'd call dumb-de-dumb-dumb fun.
Ken Hanke
May 24, 2006
Annoying comedy.
May 20, 2008
More innocuous than inventive.
Clint Morris
March 04, 2004
A comedy classic, Hanks and Aykroyd are great
January 01, 2000
The script is a gold mine of one-liners.
May 20, 2008
Most of the time it's fresh, funny, and surprising.
May 20, 2008
Aykroyd's script has more than its share of clever, witty ideas, but the film still feels the need to descend way too often to Police Academy-style heroes-dress-up-like-idiots sequences.