Buddy cop movie where the police get to abuse people of color
Colors came out with a lot of fanfare in 1988. It was hyped as a gritty portrayal of the gang problem in Los Angeles which was blowing up at the time due to crack. There was extra security posted at movie theaters and lot of controversy over it in the press. This movie is not about gangs though. It’s really a buddy cop film with Sean Penn and Robert Duvall. Penn is the rookie trying to over compensate for his lack of experience by playing a tough guy, while Duvall is the seasoned veteran. It actually shows Penn abusing people on the job. Rather than being some a semi-realistic view of the people in the inner city it was actually your typical Hollywood production where cops get to beat up and abuse people of color.<br />C
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