Cop

I don't know how some jerkov could put F's across the board for this flick. That guy's a dorkel with a snorkel. Plus...he sucks. Anyway, getting to the movie. I'll be honest with you and let you know I haven't seen... Full review

Lloyd Hopkins, a hard-boiled American police detective is on the trail of a mass murderer who is victimising women in Los Angeles. The pursuit leads him through a world that has become his own natural habitat - a nasty world of... Full review

80's action in pure form. This is in the die hard mold, but less structure or bad guys. I must say before hand that James Woods is my favorite actor. He is amazing. IN this film he delivers the best 1... Full review

Without a doubt, one of the worst movies ever made. I haven't seen it for 17 years and it still sticks in my head as bad enough to come here and give it an F.... Full review

Lloyd Hopkins is an L.A. police detective that loves to take chances in his pursuit of an assassin who he believes is responsible for a crime wave in which women are murdered in a horrible manner. Right at the start, we... Full review

This film is one of those rare treats that you see on a TV channel from time to time. The plot is a standard and unsurprising affair but what sets it apart is James Woods' sardonic, cynical and hilarious portrayal of... Full review

There are times that this feels like a TV Movie. In fact, if it were not for the presence of James Woods that is all this would be, a good TV movie. As it is, Woods acts his socks off without... Full review

Which is why I rented it. An OK movie about a cop who "goes outside the rules" to track what he suspects is a serial killer. Like other reviewers, I laughed at stuff that was probably not supposed to be amusing... Full review

James Woods hams it up beautifully as the "cop" with a REAL bad attitude, and Charles Durning adds a nice touch as his police buddy. Over the top, overacted and hard to believe, but pretty damn fun to watch, with one... Full review

His investigation leads him to the bookstore of a writer of feminist poetry (Lesley Ann Warren) who has for some time been receiving gifts of poems and flowers from an unknown admirer. Cop is completely absorbing because of Woods' chillingly effective performance. ... Full Review

As a result, Cop comes off as woefully disjointed, where nothing really builds from moment to moment. Cop begins well enough. Instead of coming full-circle as a probing character piece, though, Cop fails to deliver on its potential. ... Full Review

Cop " is a violent movie, all the more so because it is so casual about the violence. He uses his personality, his voice and his quirky sense of humor to undermine the material and comment on it, until " Cop " becomes an essay on this whole genre of movie. ... Full Review