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San Francisco Police Inspector &#39;Dirty&#39; Harry Callahan and his new partner, Early Smith have been temporarily reassigned from Homicide to Stakeout Duty. You Meanwhile, those of the city&#39;s criminals who manage to avoid punishment by the courts are nevertheless being killed by unknown assassins. Callahan begins to investigate the murders despite orders from his superior officer, Lieutenant Briggs. A man has to know his limitations...
Labor racketeer Carmine Ricca is acquitted of a multiple murder on a technicality, but after leaving the courthouse amid a sea of reporters and a mob of angry demonstrators, he is driven away - and some time later that day is found shot to death with his driver, lawyer, and a bodyguard. Inspector Harry Callahan and his new partner Earlington &quot;Early&quot; Smith drive by but are asked to leave by Callahan&#39;s boss Lt. Neil Briggs, who had Harry and Early transferred out of Homicide to Stakeout because he despises Harry&#39;s methods. Another mob figure is gunned down in his pool with a large gathering of guests, but it not until the killing of a known pimp - and after Harry has foiled a plane hijacking and liquor store holdup - that Harry and Early are reassigned to Homicide to head the investigation of these killings. Harry soon clashes with Briggs over the police&#39;s primary suspect, Frank Palancio - a clash that becomes hotter when a Palancio associate and a uniformed traffic officer are shot to death, and a subsequent raid on Palancio explodes in a firefight - a raid that Harry finds was a setup by the real killers.
Creating a follow-up to the amazing Dirty Harry must have resulted in weeks and weeks of frustration. Overall, the film was rather good and well shot, but there just wasn&#39;t a strong enough story to back up the complex nature of Harry. This was also one of those films which talked about the social moirés of the time. Harry, making the random reference about homosexuals was priceless, and should have been used in pro-gay rights slogans. Anyhow, this film was better than most sequels could ask for, so I have to say this was a good follow-up to a great movie.
Judith Crist, the acerbic movie critic for so many years with TV Guide, dismissed Magnum Force as &quot;just another gut-bashing, brain-splattering cop movie.&quot; But the first sequel to Don Siegel&#39;s magnificent Dirty Harry is more than just an ugly and brutish crime drama. It&#39;s got an artless, visceral power that sustains it, from the execution of four mafia types at the start of the film to the incineration of the head bad guy at the end. <br/><br/>Instead of Siegel&#39;s lyrical and scalpel-sharp direction of a battle between good and evil (and the blurred lines between the two), Ted Post uses Clint Eastwood&#39;s Inspector Harry Callahan as a blunt object to batter your senses to pulp. Again and again, Eastwood bashes and splatters his adversaries, dodges or succumbs to the temptations of some refreshingly real looking women, and makes mistakes that cost him his credibility with his superiors. Harry isn&#39;t going soft on us, but there are a few hints that he&#39;s just a shred more than the robotic killing machine in, say, Where Eagles Dare. <br/><br/>This might just be one of the best sequels I&#39;ve ever seen because in Magnum Force, Callahan&#39;s personal world is expanded and embellished. It&#39;s not a pretty world, nor do we really need to know that he has a skanky neighbor who embodies (and what a body!) the worst of the sexual revolution. Yet, the screenwriters have mixed enough personal interest and topicality (remember that in 1973, according to FBI statistics, violent crime was reaching epidemic proportions and the appearance of a vigilante squad of policemen in such a left-wing town as San Francisco provided for an instant, multi-layered interest level for the viewer) to make Magnum Force a continuation of Dirty Harry but a clearly different movie. <br/><br/>While Magnum Force isn&#39;t the work of art its predecessor was, it has a raw power that reminded me of For a Few Dollars More and, although the early 70&#39;s were saturated with bashed guts and splattered brains, Eastwood&#39;s second outing as Dirty Harry Callahan is original enough to make it a satisfying entertainment.
The story contains the usual surfeit of human massacre for the yahoo trade, as well as a few actual thoughts.
The following FAQ entries may contain spoilers. Only the biggest ones (if any) will be covered with spoiler tags. It is assumed that no one who is diligently avoiding spoilers will be visiting this page in the first place. Because the film is careful to avoid showing the motorcycle cops&#39; faces when they kill criminals, it is hard to tell which cop is at which crime scene. Additionally, the voices of the cops conducting the two traffic stop shootings are made to sound similar so you can&#39;t make a voice recognition and are left guessing as to whether it&#39;s the same cop or two different guys. Some believe Red Astrachan is responsible for either the execution of Ricca and everyone in his car or for the pool massacre, and Mike Grimes for the other one. It is presumed by Captain Avery in the morgue scene (and a mention that Phil Sweet found the pimp&#39;s body) that Sweet is responsible for executing the pimp.<br/><br/>Of the four motorcycle cops, only John Davis is certainly responsible for the assassination of Lou Guzman and his associates, as well as Charlie McCoy, given that we see him taking off his helmet when speaking to DiGeorgio after shooting McCoy in the parking garage.<br/><br/>However, it is also very likely that Davis might have carried the pimp&#39;s murder: Sweet clearly has brunette hair. There is a closeup of the killer cop&#39;s sunglasses when he is asking the pimp for his license and vehicle registration, where you can clearly see that he has blond hair sticking out from under his helmet, and Davis is the only one of the four motorcycle cops who is blond. This makes Avery&#39;s implication at the morgue that Sweet was responsible for the pimp killing either a continuity error or Sweet was nearby acting as a back-up to Davis. This line caused great controversy amongst gun enthusiasts as it suggested that Dirty Harry used the much weaker 44 Special cartridge in his revolver rather than the tremmendously powerful 44 Magnum (the Smith and Wesson Model 29 capable of using both). According to screenwriter John Milius the crew simply fluffed his dialogue, what Harry means is that he uses a specially prepared slightly lighter version of one of the strongest varieties of 44 Magnum bullets in order to give him &#39;less recoil and more control&#39;. There are five: (1) <a href="/title/tt0066999/">Dirty Harry (1971)</a> (1971), (2) Magnum Force (1973), (3) <a href="/title/tt0074483/">The Enforcer (1976)</a> (1976), (4) <a href="/title/tt0086383/">Sudden Impact (1983)</a> (1983), and (5) <a href="/title/tt0094963/">The Dead Pool (1988)</a> (1988). The most likely answer is that the cab driver supplied a description of the pimp to the police. Perhaps he was interviewed by a sketch artist as well. They probably were able to identify the pimp through both a mugshot and through a background check on the victim. Once there, it was a matter of one of the killer cops tracking down the car. It&#39;s also possible that the killer had already targeted the pimp for previous crimes or simply for the fact he was obviously a pimp. It was only coincidence that he was killed the day after murdering his prostitute.Sweet is killed by Palancio in the dockside shootout. Grimes is killed by Harry running his motorbike over with his car. Red Astrachan is killed by Harry using karate blows to the neck on board the aircraft carriers. Davis rides his motorbike off the side of the aircraft carrier and into the bay whilst pursuing Harry where he is knocked unconscious and drowns. Harry blows Briggs up using the bomb from his mailbox. Ironically this is the only film in the Dirty Harry series where Harry doesn&#39;t kill any of the villains by shooting them  a5c7b9f00b