This sublime Inspector Harry Poster will convey the superb police atmosphere so particular to this series of films with Clint Eastwood!
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Description of this Dirty Harry Poster
Dirty Harry is a 1971 American film directed by Don Siegel and starring Clint Eastwood. It stars Andrew Robinson, Reni Santoni, John Vernon, and Harry Guardino in the lead roles.
It had four sequels: Magnum Force (1973), The Enfancer (1976), Sudden Impact (1983), and The Deadpool (1988). The film was banned in Finland until 1972 and censored in Norway and Portugal. It was listed in the top 15 of GQ’s 100 greatest action movies of all time.
A serial killer nicknamed Scorpio (Andrew Robinson) is on the loose in San Francisco, killing civilians from the rooftops of buildings and other structures with a sniper rifle. He blackmails the city and threatens to kill one person a day until a ransom is paid. His second assassination attempt is prevented by a police helicopter, but he escapes and manages to kill the next day. The police then believe he might return to the same location to attempt another murder.
Police officers Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood) and Chico Gonzalez (Reni Santoni) wait for him there and prevent the murder of their target, a Catholic priest. However, he manages to escape again, killing an officer in the process. He then kidnaps a teenage girl, rapes her, tortures her, and locks her in a pit. He demands a ransom and claims it must be paid quickly because the girl only gets air until 3 a.m.
The mayor (John Vernon) decides to give him the money and sends Callahan on a mission. Scorpio has him wander all over town, from phone booth to phone booth, from where he sends him to the next location. Finally, he confronts Callahan and takes the money, but assaults Callahan and threatens to kill him and the girl. Chico had followed Callahan, hiding the entire way, and enters the scene, exchanging gunfire with the killer. Callahan manages to stab Scorpio on the ground with a concealed knife. Scorpio escapes, wounded in the thigh, without the money. Callahan scours the outpatient clinics for clues about Scorpio. A doctor who treated Scorpio recognizes him and tells Callahan that the bouncer at the stadium across the street lets him live there. Callahan bursts into his room without a warrant, chases him across the field, and stops him with a bullet in the leg. At that point, she tortures him by stepping on his injured leg in order to discover where the girl is buried. They manage to find the girl, but she is already dead. Scorpio is released without charge for being detained by improper means and torture. Later, Scorpio pays a thug to punch him in the face to frame Callahan for police brutality. Finally, Scorpio hijacks a school bus and demands another ransom, as well as a plane. The mayor insists on granting his demands, but Callahan pursues him at his own risk, ultimately managing to save the children and kill Scorpio.