497e39180f Sean Kane is forced to resign from the San Francisco Police Department's Narcotics Division when he goes berserk after his partner is murdered. He decides to fight alone and follows a trail of drug traffickers into unexpected high places. Sean Kane is an undercover police officer assigned to the Narcotics division of the San Francisco Police Department. In the beginning of the film, there is an undercover operation, involving an informant, and things go sour when Norris' partner is killed. He resigns from the SFPD, after his partner and his partner's wife, a TV news reporter, are murdered. Unknowingly to Norris is that the assignment that he was working undercover on was connected to a smuggling operation involving the Chinese Triad, and the deaths of his partner and his g wife are connected to an investigative report that involved the smuggling operation. In this Dirty Harry-like film, Norris goes beyond the law and goes after those responsible for the deaths of his partner and his partner's wife. I have seen this movie many times and I think it's a very good 80's cop movie. I don't know why, but the atmosphere reminded me of some old Bruce Lee movies. The acting isn't the best- especially Mako's performance is really awful, but it has some decent action. Of course Norris is not Bruce Lee, his karate moves are slow and he looks quite clumsy. But I know he is considered to be a very good martial artist, so maybe it's just because of bad choreography. Apart from the Norris's fumble, some of the fight scenes are very good, especially those fights near the end. The story is very simple, but it has good atmosphere, so it never bores. It's a pity, that this movie didn't get higher budget, 'cause it could have been much better. 6,5 out of 10 This is Chuck Norris's second best movie following Code of Silence. Although at times silly, this is a generally enjoyable kung fu movie.
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