I like these 2 great and intense scenes: Like when Serpico throws the policeman with the knife on the floor. And when he violently pushes the criminal in jail. Very good acting by Al Pacino in my opinion.
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I just love the fact that a guy who's job is to protect and serve the puplic actually threatens a fellow officer, pulls out a knife (and then get's taken down, yeah) IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WORKPLACE! Now, that is just unprofessional.
sharepulls out a knife (and then get's taken down, yeah) IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WORKPLACE! Now, that is just unprofessional.
The scene where Serpico put away the criminal who was described as a "good guy" and letting out his anger was greatly intense. Kudos to Pacino, his presence was powerful.
"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not".
i thought Al Pacino was awesome in this entire movie. its one of my favorite pacino performances. it's definitely one of his best ever performances.
shareYou're reminding me that there were some really great individual scenes; unfortunately the entire film as a whole doesn't hold together as well as a unified work.
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At the 3rd screen was when the uniforms opened fire on Serpice while he was chasing the black guy by the EL and he hid behind the shed with the suspect, because he really feared getting shot by friendly fire. That's intense.
Spoiler alert for them spoil sports out there! Y'all like spoiled milk, stop crying over it!
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I like the scene where Pacino flips at the dude who shoots at him; he shoots without looking, shoots with a warning.
When the officers approach, you see Pacino scurry back the wall, holding up his police badge and screaming fearfully, "It's me!" That part was good acting and very realistic