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Bobby Franco: poet laureate AND trained commando


Much as I liked the end of the movie (BANG! BANG! BANG!, cut to black, roll credits), did anyone else find it funny when Bobby Franco, who we're expecting to be some scrawny poetry nerd, shows up with a fully-automatic machine gun, dressed like someone out of Splinter Cell, and does some nifty shotgun-dodging maneuvers that would make Jackie Chan proud? Heck, he didn't even seem to mind getting slammed in the face by Woods' shotgun after he tried to reload.

Considering that he was just at home relaxing when Lesley Ann Warren called him out of the blue, and he had less than an hour's notice to get ready for his showdown with Woods... well, to paraphrase Col. Kurtz in "Apocalypse Now," if we had ten divisions of men like Bobby Franco, our military troubles would be over very quickly.


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! yes, the uzi was unexpected.






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The book explains that the killer - who is named Theodore "Ted" Verplank - is an expert in martial arts as well as target shooting. He engages in these manly activities in order to suppress his homosexual desires.

A minute ago this was the safest job in the world. Now it's turning into a bad day in Bosnia.

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That sounds so stupid Hurdy.

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it's a movie.

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That combo was funny as hell and absurd.

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