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Across 110th Street (1972)

In a daring robbery, some $300,000 is taken from the Italian mob. Several mafiosi are killed, as are two policemen. Lt. Pope and Capt. Mattelli are two New York City cops trying to break the case. Three small-time criminals are on the run with the money. Will the mafia catch them first, or will the police?

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Wes S 17 Oct 2008

Has it's dry spots, but a very gritty 70's flick. Good ending.

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Tom H 04 Jan 2010

One of the earlier Blaxploitation films and one of the better ones too, with an involved plot, great main cast and plenty of violence. Top acting by Yaphet Kotto and Anthony Quinn as black and white cops trying to find the criminals before the black and white mobsters get them, and as usual, Anthonio Fargas gets to be the pimp. Soundtrack by Bobby Womack is a classic.

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Stephen C 11 Jul 2010

Mean and Lean cop thriller with loads of violence and two outstanding performances from Quinn And Kotto. When a heist goes wrong in Harlem its up to the police to catch up with the criminals before a vengeful mafia does. The film looks at the robbery from all sides and is interesting as it potrays cops and bad guys both looking for summary justice. The film is very violent for a film of this period and although some call it a Blackspoitation flilm ,i personally feel the film is more a Cops V crims genre type and in that genre its one of the best,right down to its totally downbeat ending. Oh and of course the soundtrack is top draw

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Dan M 27 Jan 2017

The racial tension, police brutality and ethnic slurs are strong with this one. Of course 1972 was a much different time(although maybe in recent years, not too much different unfortunately). Still, this is a classic and well worth watching.

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Joe V 28 Aug 2007

This gritty cult classic has all the profanity, misogyny, and violence we love from the 70's I hate New York genre

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