Another 48 Hrs. (1990)

Another 48 Hrs. (1990)
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At times, Another 48 Hrs. seems less like a sequel to than a parody of the first 48 Hrs., especially when Nick Nolte, repeating his role from the earlier film, begins commenting on the cliched absurdity of the goings on. This time, Nolte risks life, limb and career as he obsessively tries to bring an elusive master criminal known as "The Iceman" to justice. Eddie Murphy, who stole the show in the first 48 Hrs. as the wheeler-dealer convict who becomes Nolte's reluctant partner, is brought into the plotline of the second film when a contract is taken out on his life. The adversarial relationship between Nolte and Murphy, supposedly dissipated by the end of the first film, is revivified in the sequel via a couple of plot devices. Still, Murphy rallies to the occasion, in the process saving Nolte from being thrown off the force. Though not as successful as the first film, Another 48 Hrs. proved that there were still enough Eddie Murphy fans around in 1990 to insure a strong box-office showing. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Eddie MurphyNick Nolte, (more)
Director(s):
Walter Hill
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
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At times, Another 48 Hrs. seems less like a sequel to than a parody of the first 48 Hrs., especially when Nick Nolte, repeating his role from the earlier film, begins commenting on the cliched absurdity of the goings on. This time, Nolte risks life, limb and career as he obsessively tries to bring an elusive master criminal known as "The Iceman" to justice. Eddie Murphy, who stole the show in the first 48 Hrs. as the wheeler-dealer convict who becomes Nolte's reluctant partner, is brought into the plotline of the second film when a contract is taken out on his life. The adversarial relationship between Nolte and Murphy, supposedly dissipated by the end of the first film, is revivified in the sequel via a couple of plot devices. Still, Murphy rallies to the occasion, in the process saving Nolte from being thrown off the force. Though not as successful as the first film, Another 48 Hrs. proved that there were still enough Eddie Murphy fans around in 1990 to insure a strong box-office showing. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
95 mins

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Director(s):
Walter Hill
Writer(s):
Jeb StuartLarry GrossJohn Fasano
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Adult Language, Nudity, Adult Situations, Profanity, Violence, Not For Children)
Categories:
Action / Adventure
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    Joshua M.

    This is your typical police action movie from the late 80's early 90's. It is a decent watch, and a movie that can be watched once. Not the greatest of stories, but still kept me entertained fro the most part. Check it out sometime when you get the chance. Not sure if this is better or worse than the first movie because I grabbed the wrong movie. It was placed in the wrong section, thought I was getting the first one. Still entertained me anyways.

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    Michael S.

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    Tonya H.

    Not as funny as the first one. A lot more serious. But it's still a classic. Nick and Eddie work great together.

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