A cop who doesn't like using violence hunting a terrorist who only knows violence
Rutger Hauer as Wulfgar is an international terrorist who sells his services to revolutionary groups. He’s on the run after committing a bombing in London and ends up in New York City. Sylvester Stallone as Detective DaSilva and Billy Dee Williams as Detective Fox are New York City undercover cops used to busting muggers and drug dealers. They end up crossing paths in Nighthawks.<br /><br />The film was heavily influenced by the 1970s when left wing groups in Europe turned to terrorism. Wulfgar for examples talks about how he stands for the oppressed of the Third World. They mix that in with the American crime genre as DaSilva and Williams are first trained about counter-terrorism, and then try to hunt Wulfgar down.<br /><br />The story has an unusual twist to such a movie. That comes when DaSilva is in training and consistently objects to resorting to violence to eliminate Wulfgar. He tells his instructor that he wouldn’t feel comfortable possibly killing a civilian in such a situation. This plays out the first time DaSilva and Fox run into Wulfgar and the latter can’t pull the trigger because a woman was in the way. Usually in these types of films the cops are gung ho and pull out their guns on a whim.<br /><br />The movie was a very interesting movie mixing terrorism with American cops. All three of the main actors did a good job with their role and there was a mix of action and a cat and mouse game.
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