Good movie about power politics in big cities
City Hall is about power politics in New York City after a cop and a gangster shoot each other and a little kid gets killed in the crossfire. Al Pacino plays the mayor and John Cusack his deputy as they have to maneuver through the police, the courts, rival politicians and the mafia to stop the incident from blowing up in their faces. The film is a good fictional story about how cities are run through connections and backroom deals. Everyone knows each other and one hand scratches the back of another. Pacino and Cusack are great as politicians in this mix. Pacino gives inspiring speeches while Cusack is the grease man making things happen. I didn’t like the ending however because it went against the rest of the movie by trying to end on an uplifting note.
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