Connery dominates the narrative as an angry and obsessed cop
I watched this movie because I love Sean Connery. He plays a cop who beat to death a suspect Ian Brannen who he believed was a child molester. The movie tries to explain why Connery did it. He has a look of utter contempt, anger and obsession. In one scene he shows how he takes his work home with him as he gets drunk and yells at his wife. In another images flash upon the screen of him thinking of a girl who was raped. He starts hitting his head on the table he’s so frustrated. The movie starts off slowly but then Connery eventually dominates the narrative. There’s more than meets the eye to his character in what becomes a psychological drama about him. The film was directed by Sidney Lumet of 12 Angry Men and Dog Day Afternoon fame.
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