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Final Justice (1984)

Due to his violent past, Deputy Sheriff Thomas Jefferson Geronimo III has been transferred to a rural outpost. When two thugs kill the sheriff, Geronimo shoots one of them, and the other vows revenge. Unfortunately for Geronimo, that thug turns out to be a mob boss, and the court orders Geronimo to extradite him back to his home in Sicily. When their plane is hijacked, the adversaries find their roles reversed.

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Shawn W 01 Jun 2009

I have only seen this film through the TV print viewed through MST3k. THere are some really funny scenes and a lot inconsistencies. however reading from a comment the movie still does not hold up in its original form. The film however is fun to watch and the MST3K crew do a good job. The movie has a funny parts like when Joe Don Bakers kills the guy in the street, the policewoman shoots and somehow kills a guy with a flare gun, the weakness of the character who gets knocked unconcious for just one hit but later on feels nothing from a beer bottle, His need for Maalox and the whole Malta scenery and atmosphere.

Tommy AKA Mr. Goofball! 15 Mar 2008

The MST3K version of this movie is classic.

Ben C 08 Jan 2014

The best unqualified black comedy of the 80's really does disappoint in the genres of 'action', 'suspense', and 'drama'. The plot is repetitive after the third time Sherriff Geronimo (for some odd reason, pronounced 'Heronimo') (Joe Don Baker) winds up in the jail of Malta, even though that plot shouldn't have been continued from when the villain was captured (it isn't even well explained why Geronimo has to be brought along to bring him to Italy). And despite being told four times not to pursue the villain, he never learns his lesson and continues trying to get Palermo. The film even ends abruptly after the villain is shot (sorry, spoilers...) with a lousy last line to boot, though it does have a rather catchy song.

Will C 24 Sep 2007

Joe Don Baker is simply put, the Marlon Brando of the modern era, and this towering epic of crime and punishment serves as testimony to his god-like talent.

Jon P 23 Jun 2015

Gratuitous titties and furry criminals occupy the most uninspiring depiction of Malta in the history of cinema in grey Greydon Clark's grey cop movie. The film follows Joe Don Baker, or 'Sheriff Thomas Jefferson Geronimo' ("it's pronounced Heronimo!"), a chubby Texan cop who ought to "stop eating those damn donuts". GHeronimo spits riddles, incorrectly counts bullets and complains when drinks and blood are spilt on his waterproof, crocodile skin boots. But his real goal is to stop an escaped Sicilian villain (the equally inventively-named Mr Palermo). Most of you will lose the plot around about this point, but there's a small joy in watching "the most qualified deputy sheriff in Texas" brandish a phallic revolver with more charisma and character depth than his own face. With emphasis on the word 'small'.