The slob cop

Movie
German title	The slob cop
Original title	Heart Condition
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1990
length	100 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	James D. Parriott
script	James D. Parriott
production	Steve table
music	Patrick Leonard
camera	Arthur Albert
cut	David Finfer
occupation
Bob Hoskins : Jack Moony Denzel Washington : Napoleon Stone Chloe Webb : Crystal Gerrity Roger E. Mosley : Captain Wendt Ja'net DuBois : Mrs. Stone Alan Rachins : Dr. Posner Ray Baker : Harry Zara Jeffrey Meek : Graham Eva LaRue : Peisha Frank R. Roach : Senator Marquand Robert Apisa : plate Kieran Mulroney : Dillnick Lisa Stahl : Annie Ron Taylor : Bubba

The chaotic cop ( Heart Condition ) is an American comedy film of James D. Parriott from the year 1990 .

action

Jack Moony is a racist police officer. Moony is hostile to the attorney Napoleon Stone, an African American who frequently works for the prostitute. Moony Stone is particularly resentful that lawyer Moony's ex-girlfriend, Crystal (Chris), is getting closer to Gerrity.

Chris and a friend are with a senator when he dies of an overdose. However, this is being covered up.

After a heart attack , Moony is implanted with the heart of Stone, who had recently died in an accident. The ghost of Stone appears to Moony, who demands that Moony find his killer.

After a few turmoil, there is a showdown at the end in which Stone investigates the situation and Moony warns of the gangsters. Finally, Moony frees Chris and all the criminals are shot.

Reviews

Roger Ebert wrote in the Chicago Sun-Times of February 2, 1990 that the film plot tries to be everything for everyone: " Comedy, tragedy, drama, violence, fantasy, reality, cop film, film about ghosts, parable, film about friendship " . It is thanks to the leading actors that the film functions under its " heavy burden "; they would bring credibility to their roles that the script doesn't really secure.

Hal Hinson wrote in the Washington Post on February 3, 1990 that the film was still a " who would have thought " type of film. Its premise is " impossible "; the film remains caught somewhere between the " seriousness " and the " tasteless exploitation ". Only the actors would give "a little pleasure ", the rest was " criminal standard ".

background

The film was shot in Los Angeles , including Hollywood . It grossed approximately $ 4.1 million in US cinemas .

swell

1. ^ Review by Roger Ebert, accessed on August 5, 2007
2. ^ Review by Hal Hinson, accessed August 5, 2007
3. ^ Filming locations for Heart Condition, accessed August 5, 2007
4. ↑ Box office / business for Heart Condition, accessed August 5, 2007

Web links

• The chaotic cop in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The chaotic cop at Rotten Tomatoes (English)