Sharky investigations corruption & ends up falling for a prostitute
Sharky’s Machine featured Burt Reynolds as Detective Sharky. He stumbles upon a case of corruption and prostitution connected to a candidate for governor of Georgia. The movie doesn’t play out like your usual police investigation however.<br /><br />There are several variations from the usual cop movie. First there’s a long stakeout of a high end prostitute called Domino (Rachel Ward). Sharky actually falls for her from just observing her from afar. What this is supposed to do is humanize the hardboiled cop. At the same time it completely objectifies Domino as a sex pot which is pretty common in Hollywood. The second thing is there is a lot of unexpected comedy thrown in. Sharky’s boss Friscoe (Charles Durning) for example gets enthralled by listening to a recording of a prostitute and her customer. He’s literally hanging on her every word as a bunch of cops stand around watching him and chuckling. Another time Sharky and his friend Nosh (Richard Libertini) are watching Domino and Nosh reminisces about when he paid for sex in Japan. He couldn’t remember whether he paid $1.30 or $1,300 for the night because he paid in Yen.<br /><br />Where the film falters is in the Sharky-Domino relationship. There it ventures into melodrama.<br /><br />Overall, a pretty good 80s cop movie.<br />C
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