Not as sastisfying as the first movie
The French Connection is one of the greatest crime dramas ever made so it was inevitable that there would be a sequel. Unfortunately Deuce isn’t half as good.<br /><br />This one takes the story of New York detective Gene Hackman chasing after the elusive French heroin trafficker Fernando Rey to Marseilles, France which is where the term the French Connection came from. Opium was grown in Turkey, turned into heroin, and then Marseilles was the distribution point to the world including to the United States.<br /><br />The theme of the first movie was that the War on Drugs was a joke because the police were not serious about it. This one doesn’t have as strong writing so the majority of the film is about drug addiction and the difficulty of kicking the habit. Then at the very end they get back to the War on Drugs.<br /><br />Hackman is the same loud mouthed driven cop he was in the original. This time he’s a fish out of water however as he doesn’t understand French and doesn’t get much help from the local police.<br /><br />Overall I liked this movie but it is nothing like The French Connection. Most of the movie focuses upon how Hackman’s character is a screw up. At the end it tries to finish the story of Hackman vs Rey and that’s where all the action comes in. The problem is it feels so disconnected from the rest of the movie. It’s like they had to have a big climax conclusion to the series. It’s not very satisfying as a result.
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