Chuck Norris plays a Chicago cop who does the right thing by ratting on a fellow officer. Ostracized by the entire force, he's caught in the middle as two warring mafia families rub each other out. Great scene where two dumb crooks try to holdup the local cops' hangout. This movie is almost up there with Eastwood's great cop movies. Directed by Andrew Davis, who also helmed Steven Seagal's "Above the Law" and "Under Siege".
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One of Bruce Lee's best films is also one of Chuck Norris's. Although Chuck
doesn't get much screen time, his climactic battle with Lee at Rome's Coliseum
is one of the best fight scenes ever.
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Chuck gets to face off against "Kung Fu" star David Carradine. Norris once said, "David Carradine is as good a martial artist as I am an actor." Get to see why in this movie. Best scene: Norris gets buried alive in his monster truck, wakes up, pours a beer over his head, and drives to safety.
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Chuck goes "Dirty Harry" as a San Francisco detective fighting solo against drug dealers. The late Professor Toru Tanaka, pro wrestler and Danzan-ryu jujitsu black belt, had his first acting role in this movie.
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Chuck, risking typecasting, plays karate champion Matt Logan in this followup to the breakthrough "Good Guys Wear Black." Lots of '70's karate action, especially given the casting of Bill "Superfoot" Wallace as the villain. Pat Johnson, martial arts coordinator for "The Karate Kid" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," wrote the story.
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