Great screen chemistry between Fox and Woods
A reliable Hollywood genre, the buddy film comedy has inspired belly laughs in movies like “Men In Black,” “Stir Crazy,” “Dumb and Dumber,” “Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle,” and “Wayne’s World.”  Put a couple of eccentric characters together, give them a high-concept plot and some funny dialogue, and you have a potential winner.<br /><br />“The Hard Way” follows this formula with the unlikely pairing of Hollywood superstar Nick Lang (Michael J. Fox) and tough New York cop John Moss (James Woods). Nick is best known for playing an Indiana Jones-type action hero and wants to be taken seriously. Up for the lead in an urban police thriller, he arranges to be partnered with Moss to learn how a real cop works. Moss is on the trail of a psychotic murderer known as the Party Killer (Stephen Lang) and wants nothing to do with a pampered movie star, but his superior orders him off the case to cooperate with Nick.<br /><br />Nick grates on Moss. As he tries to get the feel of real police work, it becomes obvious that Nick is a fish out of water ill-equipped to handle the gritty New York City crime element.  His comedic missteps increasingly infuriate a frustrated Moss.<br /><br />Amid car chases, comic repartee between Lang and Moss, some slapstick, and a few violent confrontations, there’s a subplot about Moss trying awkwardly and without much success to develop a romantic relationship with Susan (Annabella Sciorra).<br /><br />Fox and Woods play characters with completely opposite personalities, which makes the comedy sparkle. Nick regards partnering with Moss as an acting exercise. Bearing a gun and badge from the prop department and an adhesive mustache, Nick looks to Moss as his personal dramatic coach. Moss resents being taken off an important case to essentially babysit the actor. Sparks inevitably fly as the real dangers of police work emerge.<br /><br />“The Hard Way” is fast paced and very funny. Woods’ tightly wound Moss and Fox’s California-light Nick are nicely developed. Director John Badham (“Saturday Night Fever”) provides the film with kinetic energy that blends the comedy with the serious narrative of a lunatic killer who randomly murders innocent people at crowded venues. The film has some edge-of-your-seat moments, particularly the climax, set high above Times Square on a giant advertising model of Nick’s movie character.<br /><br />It seems odd that Nick is out in public (sans mustache) and no one recognizes him, though a few characters offhandedly observe that he looks like Nick Lang. It’s unlikely that a big movie star would be able to move around without being mobbed by autograph seekers (the film was made before the ubiquity of cellphones).<br /><br />Bonus materials on the R-rated Blu-ray release include an audio commentary and theatrical trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : From John Badham, the acclaimed director of Saturday Night Fever, Dracula, Blue Thunder, Stakeout and Bird on a Wire, comes this action-packed crime-comedy starring Michael J. Fox (Back to the Future, The Secret of My Success), James Woods (Cop, The Onion Field), Stephen Lang (Tombstone, Don’t Breathe) and Annabella Sciorra (Jungle Fever, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle). Nick Lang (Fox) is a popular movie star who joins forces with tough New York detective John Moss (Woods) in order to break out of his “nice guy” screen image. On the trail of a ruthless serial killer (Lang), the last thing Moss needs is a pampered Hollywood sidekick, who he finds superficial and irritating. The stellar cast also includes Luis Guzmán (The Limey), LL Cool J (Deep Blue Sea), Delroy Lindo (Clockers), Penny Marshall (TV’s Laverne & Shirley), Christina Ricci (The Addams Family) and Lewis Black (Man of the Year).Special Features:-NEW Audio Commentary with Director John Badham, Producer/Second Unit Director Rob Cohen and Film Historian/Filmmaker Daniel Kremer -Theatrical Trailer -Dual-Layered BD50 Disc -Optional English Subtitles.